Wrong item received vouch?

Planning on doing the wrong item received method for the first time. You order a spoof item on the side and say thats the item you received instead of the item your SEing. Can anyone vouch that this has actually worked? I cant find much posts about people using this method. I was planning on using this for target/best-buy/Walmart.

Logically it should work. It definitely makes sense i think there's not much posts because it's hard to do.

Simple but requires effort.

My only issue is actually finding an item with the same weight and dimensions do you have any advice?

(01-15-2023, 09:07 PM)Tee Wrote:

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Logically it should work. It definitely makes sense i think there's not much posts because it's hard to do.

Simple but requires effort.

My only issue is actually finding an item with the same weight and dimensions do you have any advice?

seems straightforward to do. Research a product same category, google will tell you its weight or amazon usually lists the dimension in the details. I just want to know if it's worked for people, i don't see it being mentioned often, although it sounds like it would work smoothly.

(01-15-2023, 09:38 PM)SteezyDubz Wrote:

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(01-15-2023, 09:07 PM)Tee Wrote:

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Logically it should work. It definitely makes sense i think there's not much posts because it's hard to do.

Simple but requires effort.

My only issue is actually finding an item with the same weight and dimensions do you have any advice?

seems straightforward to do. Research a product same category, google will tell you its weight or amazon usually lists the dimension in the details. I just want to know if it's worked for people, i don't see it being mentioned often, although it sounds like it would work smoothly.

The weights are inaccurate though that's why I'm worried. Different sources say Different things you will see once site say 100 grams and another say 300 grams

I also saw someone claim they sent the item back and amazon refused a refund because it wasn't the item they sent out.

(01-15-2023, 11:28 PM)Tee Wrote:

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(01-15-2023, 09:38 PM)SteezyDubz Wrote:

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(01-15-2023, 09:07 PM)Tee Wrote:

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Logically it should work. It definitely makes sense i think there's not much posts because it's hard to do.

Simple but requires effort.

My only issue is actually finding an item with the same weight and dimensions do you have any advice?

seems straightforward to do. Research a product same category, google will tell you its weight or amazon usually lists the dimension in the details. I just want to know if it's worked for people, i don't see it being mentioned often, although it sounds like it would work smoothly.

The weights are inaccurate though that's why I'm worried. Different sources say Different things you will see once site say 100 grams and another say 300 grams

I also saw someone claim they sent the item back and amazon refused a refund because it wasn't the item they sent out.

True. Im trying to get some electronics but i don't want to abuse the DNA on carriers. What method should i go with since Wrong item doesn't sound like the best.

(01-15-2023, 11:28 PM)Tee Wrote:

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I also saw someone claim they sent the item back and amazon refused a refund because it wasn't the item they sent out.

It's also Amazon's policy to dispose of the Incorrect Item return.

(01-15-2023, 11:42 PM)SteezyDubz Wrote:

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(01-15-2023, 11:28 PM)Tee Wrote:

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(01-15-2023, 09:38 PM)SteezyDubz Wrote:

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seems straightforward to do. Research a product same category, google will tell you its weight or amazon usually lists the dimension in the details. I just want to know if it's worked for people, i don't see it being mentioned often, although it sounds like it would work smoothly.

The weights are inaccurate though that's why I'm worried. Different sources say Different things you will see once site say 100 grams and another say 300 grams

I also saw someone claim they sent the item back and amazon refused a refund because it wasn't the item they sent out.

True. Im trying to get some electronics but i don't want to abuse the DNA on carriers. What method should i go with since Wrong item doesn't sound like the best.

Depends on your goals and what items you want specifically

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(01-16-2023, 01:05 AM)mothered Wrote:

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(01-15-2023, 11:28 PM)Tee Wrote:

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I also saw someone claim they sent the item back and amazon refused a refund because it wasn't the item they sent out.

It's also Amazon's policy to dispose of the Incorrect Item return.

They used wrong Item recieved and when they sent back the "wrong item" they allegedly received the refund was denied and they was asked to send back the "original item"

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(01-16-2023, 01:05 AM)mothered Wrote:

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I also saw someone claim they sent the item back and amazon refused a refund because it wasn't the item they sent out.

It's also Amazon's policy to dispose of the Incorrect Item return.

Does the wrong Item have to be in the same category too? Or does it not matter?

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(01-16-2023, 03:17 AM)Tee Wrote:

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Does the wrong Item have to be in the same category too? Or does it not matter?

It's not a necessity, but best to come from the same category.

As such, a picking error from the same department Is very likely to happen.

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(01-16-2023, 03:17 AM)Tee Wrote:

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Does the wrong Item have to be in the same category too? Or does it not matter?

It's not a necessity, but best to come from the same category.

As such, a picking error from the same department Is very likely to happen.

Okay I'll keep that in mind appreciate it