Amazon item replacement - my experience

[HellCatNPC]

Okay so just a month ago I ordered a thinkpad laptop with my burner amazon and revolut account and shipped it to some amazon pick up point to a city I was about to go for a week vacation,
picked up the laptop then went to my orders tab on amazon, refund options expect you to return the item but I chose the replace option and made up some excuse that isn't the cause of my fault, amazon states that if you do not return the item back within 30 days they will charge back from your card,
well I also had a burner revolut account that I used its card to purchase the laptop, I received the replacement laptop in 5 days so now I have 2 LAPTOPS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE.
I froze that card before the deadline of 30 days and at last it went through and I had negative numbers at my revolut account, when your revolut account has negative numbers they will at last send tax authority guys of your country to your doorstep, luckily my revolut account was a burner.
revolut isn't the greatest platform for that but I had a spare burner account, now I'm planning on selling that extra laptop as new (I haven't opened up the package) I don't recommend that you do this twice with the same account as it looks really sus.
you can look for a payment platform that offers virtual cards and doesn't require KYC (know your customer) verification, most do probably because of law, let me know if you guys know any. then I might delve into more expensive stuff with a different burner amazon account.
I know you can buy amazon giftcard with crypto but amazon requires an active payment method for chargeback so I don't think that would do.
if anyone can offer an alternate strategies that can help elevate this I would be forever thankful as this is my first successful strategy and would love to share more of my experience, KYC is pain in the ass and despite me having good photoshop skills again not all platforms accept photos of your id, KYC does a selfie verification that is harder to bypass (but I heard its possible).
*previously posted this on /d/fraud without knowing this sub, I apologize to the mods for confusion*

 

[GeniusJit]

what reason did you give

 

[ATmEater83]

I chose the "Item defective or doesn't work" since that doesn't make you liable for the item's problem, they will be conditioned into refunding/replacing your order, you can still find low star reviews on that item and find a common problem with the item then write that as the reason, shouldn't be a big deal since its an automated system and you'll probably get your refund request accepted anyway, never seen an instance where they reject them.

 

[HellCatNPC]

extra: consequence wise as far as I researched the whole process is automated on their end, at most you could have your address blacklisted and amazon account banned which isn't an issue since you can keep making accounts with email etc. and receive the package from an amazon drop off point without involving your actual home address,
there are basically no requirements for starting capital, you can literally start with purchasing sd cards from 10 bucks then sell both for 20 on ebay as new, then as you grow your capital you can delve into more expensive items like laptops etc.

 

[HellCatOG]

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[FreeTJ]

even with frozen card amazon still billed your revolut account?