[SpIKeR]

How big can I go on few weeks old accound I am active there every day and it has 1 small purchase ?

[mothered]

Hitting a high value Item will be fine.

Just don't overdo It with (for example) a 10k diamond ring.
Simply use common sense.

[SpIKeR]

Hitting a high value Item will be fine.

Just don't overdo It with (for example) a 10k diamond ring.
Simply use common sense.

Thank you for ur response I wont go above 1k some electronics.

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Hitting a high value Item will be fine.

Just don't overdo It with (for example) a 10k diamond ring.
Simply use common sense.

also what is the purpose of agning then I saw people saying that accounts should be few months to few years old.

[ruonis55]

Hitting a high value Item will be fine.

Just don't overdo It with (for example) a 10k diamond ring.
Simply use common sense.

Thank you for ur response I wont go above 1k some electronics.

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Hitting a high value Item will be fine.

Just don't overdo It with (for example) a 10k diamond ring.
Simply use common sense.

also what is the purpose of agning then I saw people saying that accounts should be few months to few years old.

What is the bigger chance to get a refund, with an account that is recently created and have a few orders. Or the account that is like 10 years old with many orders? I think you know the answer.

[mothered]

Thank you for ur response I wont go above 1k some electronics.

Sounds good.

also what is the purpose of agning then I saw people saying that accounts should be few months to few years old.

It gives the account some credibility, thereby provides an element of trustworthiness and draws attention away from the SE to some degree.

An analogy Is like choosing a refunder. One with x-amount of successes and vouches who's been operating for years, will have a lot more credibility than one that's just started out and doesn't have a single result to his name.

[SpIKeR]

Thank you for ur response I wont go above 1k some electronics.

Sounds good.

also what is the purpose of agning then I saw people saying that accounts should be few months to few years old.

It gives the account some credibility, thereby provides an element of trustworthiness and draws attention away from the SE to some degree.

An analogy Is like choosing a refunder. One with x-amount of successes and vouches who's been operating for years, will have a lot more credibility than one that's just started out and doesn't have a single result to his name.

I do understand that concept but it sounded like you would fail with the refund if you had an account younger than few months.

[EquitableEngineer]

I do understand that concept but it sounded like you would fail with the refund if you had an account younger than few months.

Do your own testing and see, perform the SE in a way that allows you to back out of it by returning the item if the SE fails.

[mothered]

I do understand that concept but it sounded like you would fail with the refund if you had an account younger than few months.

It's not the case at all.

An aged account has more credibility than a fresh one, therefore It Increases the likelihood of a favourable outcome. Do remember that every company believes an SE Is a legit claim. If you treat It as such with a fresh account by not demonstrating signs of social engineering and the SE Is performed within reason, you'll find that many SEs will In fact succeed.