RE: SE Samsung 65" OLED TV 12-19-2023, 09:43 PM
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(12-19-2023, 09:11 PM)jefff Wrote:Methods To Fake Such Photos Are Quite Plenty , I'm Sure You Will Figure It Out As You Said It Your Self Either You Gather Burned Tv Photos From Internet ( Make Sure Photos Are Related/Same Place ) Or Even A Video Or For An Extreme Step Fake A Hospital Medical Paper That States A Huge Fired Occurred Duo To A Malfunction In One Your Electronics Nearly Caused The Entire House To Burn As Thus You Were Severely Harmed As Second Degree Burns Were Scattered Accross Your Hand's/Chest .. I Think That Will Justify Enough Why You Got Rid Of The Item .(12-19-2023, 08:42 PM)tharealmanu Wrote: As far as i know oled tvs can't have daed pixel..btw im interested too so will wait for some ppl as i have litterally no idea how to se that lol. a guy on it was talking about eb thoWell maybe they don't actually have dead pixels, but I read on Reddit that in the same model someone had a red stuck pixel in the right corner of the TV. I also read that stuck Pixels on OLEDs either spread or get worse over time. As for the EB method when seing a TV? I won't comment on it because it doesn't sound serious lmao
(12-19-2023, 08:43 PM)NaderTheWanderer Wrote:It sounds very sensible, but how can I prove all this if they ask me to take a photo of what the TV looks like now after the explosion or fire? Just say I got rid of it or something? Or find someone who will alter the photo in PS to make it look like a burnt TV?(12-19-2023, 08:31 PM)jefff Wrote: Hi everyone,Tv Explosion/Caught On Fire Duo To Bad/Almost Completely Damaged Wires Caused By Reckless Delivery As The Package Appeared That It Was Damaged During Transit But After Contacting The Company Warehouse I Was Assured That Everything Should Be Fine Then You Tested Your Tv And The Incident Occured As You Didn't Notice The Cut In The Tv Main Cable .
so recently I had an interesting idea about making SE on Samsung OLED TV 65". A member of my family bought this particular TV and I have everything I need for the SE, that is SN and even the original POP.
The only question is what excuse to come up with when using the SN method so as not to have to send this TV back to Samsung for repair. Would anyone have any ideas or tried a similar SN with a TV?
Maybe some dead pixels on the screen or something like that? Either way, they will probably require some photos from me as proof, so I will need someone who knows how to edit photos in PS.
If I can't come up with any excuse, the next option is FTID or LIT when "returning" the TV for repair, just another question, do these methods work on Samsung? Has anyone tried?
Thank you in advance for any answers!
(12-19-2023, 09:09 PM)yeahbuddy112 Wrote:You are right, but in the case of this excuse, Samsung will rather want me to send them the TV for repair or inspection and the question is how to avoid it. Or if I use the FTID or LIT method to "return" the TV to them, the only question is whether it will work.(12-19-2023, 08:31 PM)jefff Wrote: Hi everyone,you could say the TV literally doesn't turn on(just unplug the cable). Nothing tops this method.
so recently I had an interesting idea about making SE on Samsung OLED TV 65". A member of my family bought this particular TV and I have everything I need for the SE, that is SN and even the original POP.
The only question is what excuse to come up with when using the SN method so as not to have to send this TV back to Samsung for repair. Would anyone have any ideas or tried a similar SN with a TV?
Maybe some dead pixels on the screen or something like that? Either way, they will probably require some photos from me as proof, so I will need someone who knows how to edit photos in PS.
If I can't come up with any excuse, the next option is FTID or LIT when "returning" the TV for repair, just another question, do these methods work on Samsung? Has anyone tried?
Thank you in advance for any answers!
That's why I'm looking for someone who tried FTID or LIT on Samsung and will tell me the results of their SE.



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