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Question about SEing

1.1k views · started by C0FFINCASE ·
#1
Question about SEing
All of it revolves around contacting customer support and getting them to send you whatever because you've got non-existent defective product. I've never been in a situation where they didn't tell me to send them the defective one. So why does this work at all? Are people stupid now and don't ask for the defective product?
#2
C0FFINCASE wrote:
All of it revolves around contacting customer support and getting them to send you whatever because you've got non-existent defective product. I've never been in a situation where they didn't tell me to send them the defective one. So why does this work at all? Are people stupid now and don't ask for the defective product?


you give them a CC number as "collateral" in most cases giving an incentive to send back the broken one.
#3
Bradley wrote:
you give them a CC number as "collateral" in most cases giving an incentive to send back the broken one.

Has that always worked?
#4
^This. Also they try to appease the customer to prevent any low ratings/inquiries from the BBB. Alternatively they will get you to send the product in, that's when you box method. (Where you claim to send the product back but all the get was an empty box) As they can't claim to know if the product was actually in there, they then send you a replacement.
#5
Torian wrote:
^This. Also they try to appease the customer to prevent any low ratings/inquiries from the BBB. Alternatively they will get you to send the product in, that's when you box method. (Where you claim to send the product back but all the get was an empty box) As they can't claim to know if the product was actually in there, they then send you a replacement.


Wow Thats pretty neat haha, then when they call and say it was empty? then what? You tell them it was in there?
#6
iJenn wrote:
Wow Thats pretty neat haha, then when they call and say it was empty? then what? You tell them it was in there?


you dont give a fuck at that point.
#7
Someone go SE me an Ipad. thxs xoxo
#8
Bradley wrote:
you dont give a fuck at that point.


The opposite. You rage and ask where the fuck your product went. The key is to damage the box a bit and reseal with shipping tape. They will tell you they'll investigate, call em back in 2 days time and they'll offer a replacement.
#9
Bradley wrote:
you dont give a fuck at that point.


Perfect, what have you SE'ed?

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Torian wrote:
The opposite. You rage and ask where the fuck your product went. The key is to damage the box a bit and reseal with shipping tape. They will tell you they'll investigate, call em back in 2 days time and they'll offer a replacement.


Thats what I was expecting :)
#10
iJenn wrote:
Perfect, what have you SE'ed?

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Thats what I was expecting :)

2 kindle fires xD lol
#11
Bradley wrote:
2 kindle fires xD lol


I dont believe it :P
#12
SEing is not to this extent exclusively, its also to multiple accounts / emails on diff websites with economy to scam.
#13
iJenn wrote:
I dont believe it :P


Kindle fires take 5-10 minutes to SE bro, not hard to believe.
#14
iJenn wrote:
I dont believe it :P


well the first one i got an traded for HP Touchpad and second i did for a freind for $30 dollars
#15
Torian wrote:
Kindle fires take 5-10 minutes to SE bro, not hard to believe.


Really? SE me one then c:
#16
iJenn wrote:
Really? SE me one then c:


Ok, give me a Vcc, ur amazon account, and 10 minutes.