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I've made it a habit to make single-take videos of any transaction/interaction worth more than I'm willing to eat the cost of. Along with buying a roll of tampe
by butvacuum 10mo ago
I've made it a habit to make single-take videos of any transaction/interaction worth more than I'm willing to eat the cost of. Along with buying a roll of tamper evident tape. Mailing in a warranty claim? Document it's condition and problems on video and seal it up in my car then hand it over to FedEx in a single take. Amazon orders? Start the video with the box still sealed and showing the shipping label, then open and document condition and serials.
It's super low effort these days, and the single take is (IMHO) more important than perfect framing or audio as long as identifying details are legible at some point.
- bcraven 10mo agoTFA final paragraph: "While recording an unboxing can help document the condition of a product, such evidence is not guaranteed to resolve disputes with retailers or payment providers."
- brador 10mo agoThe problem is holding the camera while opening the box with both hands.
- butvacuum 10mo agoWhich is why I mentioned the framing doesn't have to be perfect. It'd help- But, perfection isn't required. Given how little effort it takes, and how much trouble it'll cause the other parties...