[ephermeral123]

I am hoping to SE two samsung S22 SE from amazon.ca. Given that there doesn't appear to be an OTP on checkout, I was wondering if it would be possible to DNA both phones or are they too high value for it to be easily resolved?

If DNA doesn't work, I was considering using the sealed box method with 1:1 fake replica's. Would greatly appreciate anyone's thoughts as to the most effective SE method to try first. Preferably I want to try to SE both phones. Thanks!

[mothered]

there doesn't appear to be an OTP on checkout

The checkout page, Is not always a representation of the delivery requirements - an OTP "may" still be requested.

I was wondering if it would be possible to DNA both phones or are they too high value for it to be easily resolved?

Although the value of the goods play a role In the claim's assessment, In terms of the DNA per se, It's the nature of how the package Is delivered that's of concern. For Instance, If only a signature Is required, you're good to go. Even better If It's dumped at your doorstep - which I doubt will be the case, but the possibility always exists.

If DNA doesn't work, I was considering using the sealed box method with 1:1 fake replica's.

A little risky with two phones.

What will your reason be for the return?

[ephermeral123]

there doesn't appear to be an OTP on checkout

The checkout page, Is not always a representation of the delivery requirements - an OTP "may" still be requested.

I was wondering if it would be possible to DNA both phones or are they too high value for it to be easily resolved?

Although the value of the goods play a role In the claim's assessment, In terms of the DNA per se, It's the nature of how the package Is delivered that's of concern. For Instance, If only a signature Is required, you're good to go. Even better If It's dumped at your doorstep - which I doubt will be the case, but the possibility always exists.

If DNA doesn't work, I was considering using the sealed box method with 1:1 fake replica's.

A little risky with two phones.

What will your reason be for the return?

Thanks for your help. I was thinking of using the "better price available" for both phones and mentioning how I can trade-in my current phone for a better price elsewhere.

Would you recommend doing the phones individually a few weeks apart? If so, I'm just worried they'll ask me to fill out a PR for the first one which will make it difficult for me to try to SE the second phone later on.

[woot]

Would you recommend doing the phones individually a few weeks apart? If so, I'm just worried they'll ask me to fill out a PR for the first one which will make it difficult for me to try to SE the second phone later on.

I wouldn't recommend doing 2 times; it is very suspicious given the nature of the product. Also, weeks apart it too short of a cool-off period.
just my .02

[mothered]

I was thinking of using the "better price available" for both phones and mentioning how I can trade-in my current phone for a better price elsewhere.

Would you recommend doing the phones individually a few weeks apart?

If a better price Is found (as you've mentioned), logically, you'd return both at the same time.

Given their combined value, there's a good chance they'll check the return, so I suggest sticking to just the one phone.

If so, I'm just worried they'll ask me to fill out a PR for the first one which will make it difficult for me to try to SE the second phone later on.

You're using the sealed box method, hence It doesn't warrant a PR.

[ephermeral123]

I was thinking of using the "better price available" for both phones and mentioning how I can trade-in my current phone for a better price elsewhere.

Would you recommend doing the phones individually a few weeks apart?

If a better price Is found (as you've mentioned), logically, you'd return both at the same time.

Given their combined value, there's a good chance they'll check the return, so I suggest sticking to just the one phone.

If so, I'm just worried they'll ask me to fill out a PR for the first one which will make it difficult for me to try to SE the second phone later on.

You're using the sealed box method, hence It doesn't warrant a PR.

Thanks for the reply. Just to clear up the misunderstanding, I'm planning to DNA it first but if it doesn't work out (because OTP) then I will use the sealed box method with the excuse of finding a better price elsewhere. That is why I'm worried about filling out two separate PR if I DNA them separately.

[mothered]

That is why I'm worried about filling out two separate PR if I DNA them separately.

Will the phones arrive In two separate packages on different days?

[ephermeral123]

That is why I'm worried about filling out two separate PR if I DNA them separately.

Will the phones arrive In two separate packages on different days?

I haven't ordered them yet as I am still planning the method for the SE. If they arrive in the same package will they be able to be DNA'd despite the high cost?

[mothered]

If they arrive in the same package will they be able to be DNA'd despite the high cost?

Absolutely.

And you'd only need to file the one PR, namely for the missing package and Its contents In one hit.

[ephermeral123]

That is why I'm worried about filling out two separate PR if I DNA them separately.

Will the phones arrive In two separate packages on different days?

I just received the delivery. The two phones came in two separate packages but were both delivered together. The driver just dropped them off in the front door without a signature or anything. Do you think it'll be possible to DNA both phones despite them being packaged separately? Thanks a lot for your help!