I had an idea, would like to hear peoples opinions !

[mista1818]

I was wondering if this would work in the uk, I go onto my Ebay account which has a couple of positive reviews, and I list and item worth over 1000 pounds, e.g a Alienware laptop.

 

When its purchased I send dry ice in a box to the buyer, I also get Royal Mail guaranteed protection which gives warranty up to £2000.

 

When the buyer open a case and Ebay refunds them, (if I loose the case) I make a claim on Royal Mail saying the parcel was opened and the valuables where removed.

 

I make 1000 pounds.

 

Could this work.

 

Would appreciate any opinions.

 

Cheers 

[BiggerPenis]

I was wondering if this would work in the uk, I go onto my Ebay account which has a couple of positive reviews, and I list and item worth over 1000 pounds, e.g a Alienware laptop.

 

When its purchased I send dry ice in a box to the buyer, I also get Royal Mail guaranteed protection which gives warranty up to £2000.

 

When the buyer open a case and Ebay refunds them, (if I loose the case) I make a claim on Royal Mail saying the parcel was opened and the valuables where removed.

 

I make 1000 pounds.

 

Could this work.

 

Would appreciate any opinions.

 

Cheers 

 

It'll take ages to get a warranty claim money from company like that + it's not as easy as just putting dryice in the box then sticking a label on it, lol.

[ShyGuy118]

Scamming eBay buyers? Really? You waste of life FOH

[mista1818]

Scamming eBay buyers? Really? You waste of life FOH

 

they are obviously going to get there money back, via Ebay, it was just for the royal Mail claim +it was just a suggestion no need to get triggered