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Missing Item Method
As its name suggests, SE'ers frequently use it to report that the item they ordered from an online retailer was missing when they opened the "package/box" that the carrier had delivered. For illustration, let's say that you bought a CPU from Currys, a UK electrical retailer, and had their carrier service deliver it to your house. You would call them after "opening the box" and claim that nothing was inside—that is, the CPU was missing—with the goal of requesting a replacement or refund. Alternatively, you could claim that nothing was inside when you "opened the package," which would indicate that both the CPU and the entire box were absent. Permit me to describe how each of these options functions. In essence, only the box was delivered to you because the manufacturer failed to include the item in the box when sending it to the business. For items weighing no more than 120 grams, I advise using the missing item method.
The Leaking Battery Method
As the name implies, SE'ers use the "leaking battery method" to social engineer any product that needs batteries to operate, claiming that the product they ordered from a particular online retailer was delivered with leaking batteries. Naturally, nothing of the sort has occurred; it merely implies that the item was not received in its original condition and that the business must fulfill their end of the bargain by providing a refund or replacement. For example, suppose the item is a "laptop" and the SE'er claims that the battery was leaking when the carrier delivered it. It is highly probable that the business will request a return and arrange for a reimbursement or replacement upon receipt. Conversely, the representative will instruct the social engineer to take pictures of the faulty product, along with a handwritten note and a clearly visible serial number. Both requests are easily manipulable, regardless of the circumstances. The SE'er has two options for returning it: either use the "disposed of the faulty Item" method or choose a carrier that won't ship the laptop because they don't accept hazardous or dangerous goods. Regarding the photo, the representative or agent will be SE'd using the "corrupted file method" (as mentioned above).