[xannyhoe]

Hi,

I'm thinkin' about the box method where you send dry ice as return.

If possible I'd like to hear some experiences from y'all doing this method. I plan to first try it with an apple product that weighs around 500gr-2kg to get a grip on the method, after maybe going big with like an order with 2-3 macbooks worth 4-5k.

I live in West-Europe.

Just did 2 orders, one on eb with a pretty light apple product (200-300grams ~500$) and dna with another package... but I definitely think eb wouldn't work with 2-3 macbooks, maybe dna? Signature wouldn't be a problem since fake signing it. Most of the times the delivery guy puts the package in front of my door (only experience with 999$< items, haven't had experience with packages over this price point).

Never heard anything about otp in my country or having the delivery guy take any pictures at all (that I know of).

Regards

[mothered]

after maybe going big with like an order with 2-3 macbooks worth 4-5k.

All In one hit?

I definitely think eb wouldn't work with 2-3 macbooks

Of course not.

Most of the times the delivery guy puts the package in front of my door
Never heard anything about otp in my country or having the delivery guy take any pictures at all

On the above grounds, the DNA Is good to go.

[xannyhoe]

after maybe going big with like an order with 2-3 macbooks worth 4-5k.

All In one hit?

I definitely think eb wouldn't work with 2-3 macbooks

Of course not.

Most of the times the delivery guy puts the package in front of my door
Never heard anything about otp in my country or having the delivery guy take any pictures at all

On the above grounds, the DNA Is good to go.

All in one hit, yes. What is your opinion on the dry ice method with such a big order? Or tone it down to like 1-2 macbooks?

Regards

[mothered]

All in one hit, yes.

There's no question that hitting 2-3 MacBooks, will attract attention to the point of a very lengthy and arduous claims process.

I strongly suggest to stick to just the one MacBook. You can hit another one on a totally different account.