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Submitted by aryan711, 08-12-2018, 09:55 PM, Thread ID: 108534
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08-12-2018, 09:55 PM
#1 Step 1: Find a serial for desired item and register it athttps://www.beatsbydre.com/register
Step 2: Navigate over tohttps://www.beatsbydre.com/supportand select your item and then select the service and warranty option. Jump in a live support chat and have your excuse as well as POP ready. They will ask what the issue is and you tell them! (Works best if you say it was smoking, something to do with the battery, or no power) Also throw in some bullshit about how you rely on these for the gym and you are a student athlete or something like that, or you use them when you run. You could also tell them it was a present from someone who was important to you but passed away. Literally anything, it helps for step 5.
Step 3: They will then ask for the serial number of the item you "Have" and you give them it. Once this is done they ask for the purchase date so you make sure to tell them a time within 30 days to make it seem like you have barely gotten to use it. They then ask for POP, Make sure your POP matches the date you give them for purchase and then they check a few things and get back to you and give you the classic "We will need you to send the product back to us and then 3 days later you will receive your replacement." That is where the next step comes in.
Step 4: Give them your address and everything needed, You can use real info as they do not bill. They ship you a box which you get in 3 days, when you get the box, wait a day before scheduling a pickup or dropping it off. I prefer pickup because then they do not question why the box is so light. I never put anything into the box, just because it is more believable for the next step if theres nothing in the box.
Step 5: Once you send back an empty box, they will immediately email you and question if you sent them the item. If they do not, you jump in live chat and tell them you sent them to get fixed and you want to check on the status, they will ask you in chat what happened to the item and let you know they received an empty box. You hit them with the guilt trip and tell them that maybe someone opened the box before it got to them, and now you are really upset because you sent back the headphones (or whatever else you bought) and all you wanted to do is get it fixed or replaced because it meant a lot to you since someone gave it to you as a gift and now someone stole it. Just play dumb. They will email you back and let you know that there is a replacement being shipped out to your address.
Step 6: Enjoy your new item and let me know how it worked for you!
Step 7: For the people with huge testicles/ovaries you could jump in a live chat the day after you get the replacement and ask them if they shipped it, they will inform you that they sent it and it has been marked as delivered. So you just play dumb again and tell them you were home all day yesterday and there was no mail. They will do an "investigation" where they don't actually do shit and then email you back and send you another one which will require you to sign for, so be careful!
Step 2: Navigate over tohttps://www.beatsbydre.com/supportand select your item and then select the service and warranty option. Jump in a live support chat and have your excuse as well as POP ready. They will ask what the issue is and you tell them! (Works best if you say it was smoking, something to do with the battery, or no power) Also throw in some bullshit about how you rely on these for the gym and you are a student athlete or something like that, or you use them when you run. You could also tell them it was a present from someone who was important to you but passed away. Literally anything, it helps for step 5.
Step 3: They will then ask for the serial number of the item you "Have" and you give them it. Once this is done they ask for the purchase date so you make sure to tell them a time within 30 days to make it seem like you have barely gotten to use it. They then ask for POP, Make sure your POP matches the date you give them for purchase and then they check a few things and get back to you and give you the classic "We will need you to send the product back to us and then 3 days later you will receive your replacement." That is where the next step comes in.
Step 4: Give them your address and everything needed, You can use real info as they do not bill. They ship you a box which you get in 3 days, when you get the box, wait a day before scheduling a pickup or dropping it off. I prefer pickup because then they do not question why the box is so light. I never put anything into the box, just because it is more believable for the next step if theres nothing in the box.
Step 5: Once you send back an empty box, they will immediately email you and question if you sent them the item. If they do not, you jump in live chat and tell them you sent them to get fixed and you want to check on the status, they will ask you in chat what happened to the item and let you know they received an empty box. You hit them with the guilt trip and tell them that maybe someone opened the box before it got to them, and now you are really upset because you sent back the headphones (or whatever else you bought) and all you wanted to do is get it fixed or replaced because it meant a lot to you since someone gave it to you as a gift and now someone stole it. Just play dumb. They will email you back and let you know that there is a replacement being shipped out to your address.
Step 6: Enjoy your new item and let me know how it worked for you!
Step 7: For the people with huge testicles/ovaries you could jump in a live chat the day after you get the replacement and ask them if they shipped it, they will inform you that they sent it and it has been marked as delivered. So you just play dumb again and tell them you were home all day yesterday and there was no mail. They will do an "investigation" where they don't actually do shit and then email you back and send you another one which will require you to sign for, so be careful!
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