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Recently I DNA'd some Airpod Pros coming at £180. There was no OTP for this.

Today I am wanting to DNA a headset for £130 but for some reason they require OTP.
I assume with OTP the DNA method wont work, because obviously there will be a trace of ur password being used.

Would the Empty Box method work? Where I tell customer support there was nothing in the box that I had received

This is the OTP details - https://gyazo.com/a85e8480e9e894d45c0e7218a9a3df8c

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Would the Empty Box method work?

What's the precise weight of the Item?

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Would the Empty Box method work?

What's the precise weight of the Item?

Very heavy for this method
Item weight 426 Grams

The OTP from Amazon is messing me up quite a lot here. I read the bypass on socialengineers but I don't really want to go to that extent. I'm not sure if you know much about the OTP but is it for every single order over x amount, and do I need to do 1 legit purchase to remove the OTP for expensive items.

I could do the SE on SteelSeries themselves but I believe they use Hermes as a courier so would make DNA lots harder, I am also not too sure if SteelSeries work to SE.

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Very heavy for this method
Item weight 426 Grams

Yes, It's too heavy for the missing Item method.

I'm not sure if you know much about the OTP but is it for every single order over x amount

Yes, I'm aware of how an OTP works but If the above Is the case with your order, why didn't they request an OTP for the AirPods which Is more expensive than this Item?

and do I need to do 1 legit purchase to remove the OTP for expensive items.

Always perform a lot more legit purchases In between SEs.

I could do the SE on SteelSeries themselves but I believe they use Hermes as a courier so would make DNA lots harder, I am also not too sure if SteelSeries work to SE.

Why not opt for the wrong Item received or If the packaging Is suitable, the sealed box method?

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Very heavy for this method
Item weight 426 Grams

Yes, It's too heavy for the missing Item method.

I'm not sure if you know much about the OTP but is it for every single order over x amount

Yes, I'm aware of how an OTP works but If the above Is the case with your order, why didn't they request an OTP for the AirPods which Is more expensive than this Item?

and do I need to do 1 legit purchase to remove the OTP for expensive items.

Always perform a lot more legit purchases In between SEs.

I could do the SE on SteelSeries themselves but I believe they use Hermes as a courier so would make DNA lots harder, I am also not too sure if SteelSeries work to SE.

Why not opt for the wrong Item received or If the packaging Is suitable, the sealed box method?

Do you think I could go through with amazon, use the OTP and then try the wrong item recieved?
I'm not sure what item I could say I have received instead, fairly new to this method.

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Do you think I could go through with amazon, use the OTP and then try the wrong item recieved?

Absolutely.

It doesn't matter how you accept the package, but rather you've received a wrong Item to what was originally ordered.

I'm not sure what item I could say I have received instead, fairly new to this method.

Purchase a very cheap Amazon stock Item of equal weight preferably from the same product category.

As an example, If you're SEing a 1TB SSD worth 199$, the wrong Item can be a 15$ computer mouse. Be sure the wrong Item Is performed on a separate account.

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Do you think I could go through with amazon, use the OTP and then try the wrong item recieved?

Absolutely.

It doesn't matter how you accept the package, but rather you've received a wrong Item to what was originally ordered.

I'm not sure what item I could say I have received instead, fairly new to this method.

Purchase a very cheap Amazon stock Item of equal weight preferably from the same product category.

As an example, If you're SEing a 1TB SSD worth 199$, the wrong Item can be a 15$ computer mouse. Be sure the wrong Item Is performed on a separate account.

Thank you for the help, you're amazing.
Could this method perhaps work on high-value items such as an Apple Ipad or Macbook Pro and claim I received something like a "Kindle" or something electrical of similar weight.

I was reading which I believe is written by you an in-depth talk about the "Wrong Item Received Method" which I will refer to as WIR on socialengineers.
It talked about how the item must not be in a film or anything, (like an Apple Box) because when they do an internal investigation they will be able to see the worker putting your item in the box. It said preferably the item you do WIR on has to be in a cardboard box so they cannot see the contents inside. So I assume apple products won't work? How would I know what I can/cannot WIR on/how they are packaged by the manafacturer.

Thank you for the help and I hope the above-made sense.

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Could this method perhaps work on high-value items such as an Apple Ipad or Macbook Pro and claim I received something like a "Kindle" or something electrical of similar weight.

It certainly can work, but due to the value of the Item, do expect a lengthy claims process.

I was reading which I believe is written by you an in-depth talk about the "Wrong Item Received Method" which I will refer to as WIR on socialengineers.

Yes, I'm the author of every article on social engineers- It's my blog.

It talked about how the item must not be in a film or anything, (like an Apple Box) because when they do an internal investigation they will be able to see the worker putting your item in the box. It said preferably the item you do WIR on has to be in a cardboard box so they cannot see the contents inside.

If CCTV cameras are In operation (which Ebuyer, ASOS, John Lewis, Argos and My Very are a few companies that do have them In place), they monitor the packing tables (usually overhead) and as such, their footage will conclude that the Item was correctly packed and dispatched.

So I assume apple products won't work? How would I know what I can/cannot WIR on/how they are packaged by the manafacturer.

It's Impossible to generalize for every Apple product.

You need to research the Item you're planning to SE- to Identify Its packaging, and whether It's suited to the wrong Item received method.

Thank you for the help and I hope the above-made sense.

You're welcome.

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If CCTV cameras are In operation (which Ebuyer, ASOS, John Lewis, Argos and My Very are a few companies that do have them In place), they monitor the packing tables (usually overhead) and as such, their footage will conclude that the Item was correctly packed and dispatched.

If this is the case does this stop the WIR method from working?

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If CCTV cameras are In operation (which Ebuyer, ASOS, John Lewis, Argos and My Very are a few companies that do have them In place), they monitor the packing tables (usually overhead) and as such, their footage will conclude that the Item was correctly packed and dispatched.

If this is the case does this stop the WIR method from working?

The only way It will work, Is If the Item Is enclosed In a box that's fully covered In cardboard, and you claim that there was an Incorrect Item when you opened the box. That's called "the wrong Item received manufacturer error".

The cameras obviously cannot see through cardboard.