Hack [UPDATE + PROOF] How to get UNLIMITED gems on Brave Frontier

pyranicher · October 11, 2015

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ObamaCarez · October 11, 2015

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Lost_214 · October 11, 2015

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iblamegrey · October 11, 2015

This has been posted already.

Regardless, it's not a different representative each time. Rather, it depends when you submit the refund request. They have different schedules, and there are a limited number of employees working at making refunds. Weekdays 9:00 AM to 6-ish is the schedule of one employee, while another employee's schedule is kind of Weekends from 11:30 to 7-ish... etc etc. I have a few of their name's written down, as well as what time and day they responded to the request. Also, another thing is the timing of the requests. I'd say let a few days pass between each request, and it also helps to keep a running situation. What I mean by this is that, make an excuse that can be followed up with another one that is actually believable.

I've used this strategy, so far I have not been caught (For nowww, I REGRET NOTHING). I have had a maximum of 5 refunds per each Apple ID (I'm talking hella-big refunds)

Anywho, I also suggest you play the role of a concerned, well educated parent, it's a bit more efficient.

Happy refunding guys.

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muhammadffaiz · October 11, 2015

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Bryul · October 11, 2015

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AEGi5 · October 11, 2015

This has been posted already.

Regardless, it's not a different representative each time. Rather, it depends when you submit the refund request. They have different schedules, and there are a limited number of employees working at making refunds. Weekdays 9:00 AM to 6-ish is the schedule of one employee, while another employee's schedule is kind of Weekends from 11:30 to 7-ish... etc etc. I have a few of their name's written down, as well as what time and day they responded to the request. Also, another thing is the timing of the requests. I'd say let a few days pass between each request, and it also helps to keep a running situation. What I mean by this is that, make an excuse that can be followed up with another one that is actually believable.

I've used this strategy, so far I have not been caught (For nowww, I REGRET NOTHING). I have had a maximum of 5 refunds per each Apple ID (I'm talking hella-big refunds)

Anywho, I also suggest you play the role of a concerned, well educated parent, it's a bit more efficient.

Happy refunding guys.

I've actually tried using the role of a "concerned, well educated parent". I've found that it will be more likely that they will be more doubtful about your ticket. With broken grammar and the "kid situation" I've had no problems so far. Moreover, I have recently noticed that the people responding to my tickets are asians (lol). But ultimately, it all comes down to whoever is responding to the ticket.