Now, there are two ways to do this. The best way is to go to Amazon support and use the live chat feature. Ask the AI to speak to a real person, and after some convincing, it will transfer you to a real person.
The next few steps are how you can scam them out of money. Come up with a convincing lie stating, "My package has been broken, bent, or the box is damaged." Do not go through Amazon return; just use live chat. Here is a message I sent:
"Hello, I'm trying to get help with my order, Order # (ordernumber) for $41. My card packs have been tampered with, 2 of them came bent, the box is destroyed, and 1 pack is missing, which is very unacceptable for a card collector."
The real person/worker offered me a free package back or a free refund, and I asked for another package because now I don't have to pay the tax for the second package if I got a free refund (smart, huh?).
This is where the hard part comes in. If the worker offers a free return, accept the return into your original card balance. If you have used a stolen card/fullz card, you can even have the staff transfer to the card with a lie like, "My wife has the original payment, and we have currently split up, so I don't have access to her bank account. I would like to transfer to a different card." They will likely ask to add a secondary payment card (add your own or even a reloadable card for safety), and they will add it to the full refund status.
For the free return, always use a box. Weigh the product you bought (the one you are getting the free return for) and match it with the same weight of rocks or just useless stuff. Drop it off closely at UPS or Kohl's because they do not care and don't check the boxes themselves (make sure you do rocks; they don't make a sound or roll around). Once that's done, wait for your refund to be processed and in your payment card.
So far, here is what I've done it on:
- Many Pokémon card packs (Pitch Black and Mega Evolution)
Best to use different Amazon accounts and dropping locations like a buddy or even a family member and split the profit
- RTX 5090: $4.5k (first time I did a free replacement; the second time I did a full free refund on return and used clothes in a box)
- PS5: $600 (did this once and almost got caught)
- Alienware Aurora PCs (the price is too big because I did many and even sold them for more on eBay and Facebook Marketplace, making so much money)
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