Question About Pixel SE bills

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Question About Pixel SE bills
Did anyone get billed for ones SE'd 2 or more weeks ago? I have around 20 that I did and I don't want my reships to get billed. Also can anyone show proof of these bills as I have yet to see any tangible proof yet.
Quote Originally Posted by WRTGw4erygrgreg View Post
Did anyone get billed for ones SE'd 2 or more weeks ago? I have around 20 that I did and I don't want my reships to get billed. Also can anyone show proof of these bills as I have yet to see any tangible proof yet.
I'd love to know this as well. I actually myself got on sent to my reship about a week or two ago. Everyone is whining about bills and stop now but I have yet to see proof besides knowing the one fbi investigation on stackry.
NO

No one has been billed as of yet. As far as we are aware, Google is just now becoming aware that the pixel 2 is affiliated with a large fraud scheme, wherein a small group of people has been collecting $1000s worth of phones. However, it seems apparent that Google has not connected this theft to anyone. They are simply inquiring reshiping companies probably in an attempt to gather any reasonable data. Here are some things to remember though...

1. This method requires boxing when you boxed google did you use any actual personal information that can be traced back to you?
2. The replacement google has sent out themselves went straight to your reship, does your reship contain any personal information?? [actual name/address/billing].

If you answered no to the above 2 questions, you are safe. If you answered yes to the above 2 questions, at this point it is probably luck of the draw. As far as we know Google isn't at the point of gathering personal info through the reshipping company. I would assume you are safe from past shipments, but should close down your reshipping accounts and stop sending pixels to reship.
Quote Originally Posted by Lawfulaardvark View Post
NO

No one has been billed as of yet. As far as we are aware, Google is just now becoming aware that the pixel 2 is affiliated with a large fraud scheme, wherein a small group of people has been collecting $1000s worth of phones. However, it seems apparent that Google has not connected this theft to anyone. They are simply inquiring reshiping companies probably in an attempt to gather any reasonable data. Here are some things to remember though...

1. This method requires boxing when you boxed google did you use any actual personal information that can be traced back to you?
2. The replacement google has sent out themselves went straight to your reship, does your reship contain any personal information?? [actual name/address/billing].

If you answered no to the above 2 questions, you are safe. If you answered yes to the above 2 questions, at this point it is probably luck of the draw. As far as we know Google isn't at the point of gathering personal info through the reshipping company. I would assume you are safe from past shipments, but should close down your reshipping accounts and stop sending pixels to reship.
Legit the response I was hoping for thanks
Nah, not gonna happen. Just like what A-Z did, they will just CHANGE THEIR FUCKING POLICY. That's it.
So I assume this does not affect the people who are refunding like once to their address?
Quote Originally Posted by DreamWolf View Post
So I assume this does not affect the people who are refunding like once to their address?
The odds of getting shit on are more probable without using a reship. If you used your personal address even once you could get caught. Someone else proclaimed they used their own address and got billed. The bills aren't just towards the reships people were using reships as precautions if you used your personal address you ain't got no precautions anymore.
Quote Originally Posted by Mordom52 View Post
The odds of getting shit on are more probable without using a reship. If you used your personal address even once you could get caught. Someone else proclaimed they used their own address and got billed. The bills aren't just towards the reships people were using reships as precautions if you used your personal address you ain't got no precautions anymore.
I see your point.

What I really want confirmation on is if this investigation is only affecting people who boxed(SEd) Google, refunders or both... so far it seems to be only targeted towards reships which most people solely used for boxing Google, while not much has changed with refunds. Anyways, yea... I'd certainly avoid doing anything with Google until more info comes out
Quote Originally Posted by Mordom52 View Post
The odds of getting shit on are more probable without using a reship. If you used your personal address even once you could get caught. Someone else proclaimed they used their own address and got billed. The bills aren't just towards the reships people were using reships as precautions if you used your personal address you ain't got no precautions anymore.
He's asking about refunding, not SE

Refunding once to your address is unrelated to this and I'm sure its fine
Quote Originally Posted by Hanshot1st View Post
He's asking about refunding, not SE

Refunding once to your address is unrelated to this and I'm sure its fine
I actually did not see the refunding part in his comment my apologies.
How much is the bill for? Retail?
Quote Originally Posted by sofargone View Post
How much is the bill for? Retail?
$14 per device
Quote Originally Posted by sofargone View Post
How much is the bill for? Retail?
You get billed for the entire product. So for example, if you Se'd a Google Pixel 2 XL 128gb you would be billed around $1300 as this is what google sells their phone for from the site. You get billed exactly what you owe.
Quote Originally Posted by Lawfulaardvark View Post
You get billed for the entire product. So for example, if you Se'd a Google Pixel 2 XL 128gb you would be billed around $1300 as this is what google sells their phone for from the site. You get billed exactly what you owe.
Its $949 USD
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