RE: STOP DOING "PEB"/"EB" 04-09-2023, 06:06 PM
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(04-09-2023, 05:48 PM)SoraMoneyG Wrote:(04-09-2023, 05:37 PM)AlreadyRRich Wrote:(04-09-2023, 05:11 PM)SoraMoneyG Wrote: [quote="AlreadyRRich" pid='1236370' dateline='1681056572']what other way are u supposed to claim eb lol
Yeah because nobody thinks before doing it, they be trying to EB a 3kg package.
Respectfully, 90% of the threads seems to be made by a 15 years old who's not doing their research.
If you do your research, you would know why you cannot EB a 3kg package.
Proving my point.
(04-09-2023, 05:12 PM)plop442 Wrote:(04-09-2023, 04:48 PM)Rare Justice Emperor Wrote: for the love of god stop doing these methods the regular way and get creative or some shit , a huge flaw i keep seeing recently right upon doin the claim which is simply this ...
" after investigation period we had the conclusion that your item was still enclosed in the package that you received "
Agreed, but for certain items (below 120g) it works and that's it. When it used to work for Meta Quests it wasn't because of the method, but because their reps are fuckingg retarded. Same thing goes for DNA; you get the same response: "Aftedr investigation our courier concluded that the package was delivered at the correct address. Case closed".
But, apparently, scans, ftid and LIT are worse don't work or have a high success rate...... that's scarcasm for anyone who cant tell.
I know people who eb 3 pairs of shoes :/
You're right, you can. You can EB a 2022 Mercedes Benz if you wanted to.
The only reason why it would work is because of braindead reps.
The EB / MEB method is meant to be use on items weighting LESS THAN 100g.
The reason is because the weight won't register on a scale, therefore, it is impossible for the company to argue against you that the item was indeed in the box at time of the delivery.
That's it.
If you're friend successfully EB'd 3 pairs of shoes, it is not because of the method, it's because he was lucky enough to get braindead reps.




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