[durden666]

Which do you reckon is the most ideal method for something like a MacBook, except DNA?

The wrong Item received method tends to work well.

Be sure to select a "stock" Item, that's significantly cheaper and part of their Inventory. As such, when they scan the return, It will show It's their Item. Also, try and opt for a wrong Item that's within the same or nearby section as the MacBook.

For Instance, It's highly unlikely that the storeman will Incorrectly pick & pack a bath mat, that's located on the opposite side of the warehouse to where he's working.

In your opinion, do you reckon wrong item method will have higher success rate over the sealed box method? As afaik macbooks come sealed.

Just skeptical with wrong item method incase they cross reference with their stock and see that a MacBook was infact dispatched. Also with CCTV when they package your order (however I wrong itemed Curry's circa 6 months ago with no issues, but just incase there have been changes).