[juano76x]

The parcel was a good size, but in terms of the actual weight of it, I wouldn't be able to say exactly. I only check the weight on arrival if I'm looking to FTID but as it was a DNA, I didn't bother.

Other orders I had placed were split into more than one parcel, but these orders were bigger and I used FTID to secure the refunds.

Do you have the option to choose which courier delivers your parcel? For me is always DPD. Do you know if drivers are also liable for EB claims?

As far as I'm aware, you are unable to choose your courier.

When it comes to EB - I'm really not sure of this. My guess would be, yes, they would be liable. What could help them out is stating that the box wasn't damaged upon arrival, but I'm not sure to what extent that may help the driver. Unless, you carry out MEB - then the comapny is responsible for the EB for certain.

Do you really think is true though? Let's think about it logically. l have claimed many EBs and only one DNA on Nike. If the value of the item refunded really came out of delivery man's pocket. Wouldn't they arrive to your door step with police to defend themselves because of stealing threat and frustration on negative feedback. l am sure companies are anticipate this type of things and have insurance to cover it. Hence, if money really came out of delivery man's pocket. Why would they take such a big risk and still work for DPD. If it is unfair.

[jokiux]

Say swear. How heavy was the parcel, weight? Another question, so when you ourself purchase items from Adidas have they always came in just one parcel? Thanks in advance, bro.

The parcel was a good size, but in terms of the actual weight of it, I wouldn't be able to say exactly. I only check the weight on arrival if I'm looking to FTID but as it was a DNA, I didn't bother.

Other orders I had placed were split into more than one parcel, but these orders were bigger and I used FTID to secure the refunds.

Do you have the option to choose which courier delivers your parcel? For me is always DPD. Do you know if drivers are also liable for EB claims?

Maybe anyone know about dhl? Eb 2 items fine?

[NorthSpamz]

Do you have the option to choose which courier delivers your parcel? For me is always DPD. Do you know if drivers are also liable for EB claims?

As far as I'm aware, you are unable to choose your courier.

When it comes to EB - I'm really not sure of this. My guess would be, yes, they would be liable. What could help them out is stating that the box wasn't damaged upon arrival, but I'm not sure to what extent that may help the driver. Unless, you carry out MEB - then the comapny is responsible for the EB for certain.

Do you really think is true though? Let's think about it logically. l have claimed many EBs and only one DNA on Nike. If the value of the item refunded really came out of delivery man's pocket. Wouldn't they arrive to your door step with police to defend themselves because of stealing threat and frustration on negative feedback. l am sure companies are anticipate this type of things and have insurance to cover it. Hence, if money really came out of delivery man's pocket. Why would they take such a big risk and still work for DPD. If it is unfair.

This thread goes into more detail about EB'ing and self employed drivers - https://sinister.li/Thread-DNA-DPD?pid=1...pid1261026

He seems to have some insider information in regards to this topic.

[juano76x]

The parcel was a good size, but in terms of the actual weight of it, I wouldn't be able to say exactly. I only check the weight on arrival if I'm looking to FTID but as it was a DNA, I didn't bother.

Other orders I had placed were split into more than one parcel, but these orders were bigger and I used FTID to secure the refunds.

Do you have the option to choose which courier delivers your parcel? For me is always DPD. Do you know if drivers are also liable for EB claims?

Maybe anyone know about dhl? Eb 2 items fine?

According to others, DHL seems to be a mixture of employed and self-employed drivers. Unsure, but their insurance covers the cost if anything.
EB depending on the company. What's the company and item's weight?

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As far as I'm aware, you are unable to choose your courier.

When it comes to EB - I'm really not sure of this. My guess would be, yes, they would be liable. What could help them out is stating that the box wasn't damaged upon arrival, but I'm not sure to what extent that may help the driver. Unless, you carry out MEB - then the comapny is responsible for the EB for certain.

Do you really think is true though? Let's think about it logically. l have claimed many EBs and only one DNA on Nike. If the value of the item refunded really came out of delivery man's pocket. Wouldn't they arrive to your door step with police to defend themselves because of stealing threat and frustration on negative feedback. l am sure companies are anticipate this type of things and have insurance to cover it. Hence, if money really came out of delivery man's pocket. Why would they take such a big risk and still work for DPD. If it is unfair.

This thread goes into more detail about EB'ing and self employed drivers - https://sinister.li/Thread-DNA-DPD?pid=1...pid1261026

He seems to have some insider information in regards to this topic.

Am on that thread Lol. Love for taking the time to share though, bro.

[jokiux]

Do you have the option to choose which courier delivers your parcel? For me is always DPD. Do you know if drivers are also liable for EB claims?

Maybe anyone know about dhl? Eb 2 items fine?

According to others, DHL seems to be a mixture of employed and self-employed drivers. Unsure, but their insurance covers the cost if anything.
EB depending on the company. What's the company and item's weight?

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Do you really think is true though? Let's think about it logically. l have claimed many EBs and only one DNA on Nike. If the value of the item refunded really came out of delivery man's pocket. Wouldn't they arrive to your door step with police to defend themselves because of stealing threat and frustration on negative feedback. l am sure companies are anticipate this type of things and have insurance to cover it. Hence, if money really came out of delivery man's pocket. Why would they take such a big risk and still work for DPD. If it is unfair.

This thread goes into more detail about EB'ing and self employed drivers - https://sinister.li/Thread-DNA-DPD?pid=1...pid1261026

He seems to have some insider information in regards to this topic.

Am on that thread Lol. Love for taking the time to share though, bro.

adidas, two shoes gonna go for eb.

[juano76x]

Maybe anyone know about dhl? Eb 2 items fine?

According to others, DHL seems to be a mixture of employed and self-employed drivers. Unsure, but their insurance covers the cost if anything.
EB depending on the company. What's the company and item's weight?

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This thread goes into more detail about EB'ing and self employed drivers - https://sinister.li/Thread-DNA-DPD?pid=1...pid1261026

He seems to have some insider information in regards to this topic.

Am on that thread Lol. Love for taking the time to share though, bro.

adidas, two shoes gonna go for eb.

Better ought for other methods bro. Highly unlikely they gonna fall for both boxes to be empty. If it was one, understandable. But two is a stretch. Better try DNA if both parcels arrive together on the same day. Place a note outside on your door saying to leave it in x safe place because you're away or at work... They are unlikely to take a picture of the note itself but just the parcel. So, there it higher chances for a successful DNA claim, claiming for the parcel to be unattended, unrecognized safe place... etc

[jokiux]

According to others, DHL seems to be a mixture of employed and self-employed drivers. Unsure, but their insurance covers the cost if anything.
EB depending on the company. What's the company and item's weight?

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Am on that thread Lol. Love for taking the time to share though, bro.

adidas, two shoes gonna go for eb.

Better ought for other methods bro. Highly unlikely they gonna fall for both boxes to be empty. If it was one, understandable. But two is a stretch. Better try DNA if both parcels arrive together on the same day. Place a note outside on your door saying to leave it in x safe place because you're away or at work... They are unlikely to take a picture of the note itself but just the parcel. So, there it higher chances for a successful DNA claim, claiming for the parcel to be unattended, unrecognized safe place... etc

I believe more than two shoes can fit in a box. I've had four shipped in one.

[juano76x]

adidas, two shoes gonna go for eb.

Better ought for other methods bro. Highly unlikely they gonna fall for both boxes to be empty. If it was one, understandable. But two is a stretch. Better try DNA if both parcels arrive together on the same day. Place a note outside on your door saying to leave it in x safe place because you're away or at work... They are unlikely to take a picture of the note itself but just the parcel. So, there it higher chances for a successful DNA claim, claiming for the parcel to be unattended, unrecognized safe place... etc

I believe more than two shoes can fit in a box. I've had four shipped in one.

Really!? Well l have never tried ordering more than 1 pair of shoes. How heavy (weight) was the parcel. That must be a big ass parcel then, if it can fit four pairs. That's crazy.

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adidas, two shoes gonna go for eb.

Better ought for other methods bro. Highly unlikely they gonna fall for both boxes to be empty. If it was one, understandable. But two is a stretch. Better try DNA if both parcels arrive together on the same day. Place a note outside on your door saying to leave it in x safe place because you're away or at work... They are unlikely to take a picture of the note itself but just the parcel. So, there it higher chances for a successful DNA claim, claiming for the parcel to be unattended, unrecognized safe place... etc

I believe more than two shoes can fit in a box. I've had four shipped in one.

So have you claimed EB for the box you got shipped. Then ?

[disqQ]

Hello,

I can confirm that EB works perfectly fine on Adidas, regardless of the weight. I had EB'd a thick winter jacket on one occasion, and two pairs of shoes on another, both with no issues.

My go to method for Adidas would be DNA, as it was successful today and extremely easy, but you did mention that it's not possible.

Best of luck with your SE!

Hey. Do you know if adidas is still hitable with EB?

Hello,

They certainly are. Just be mindful that they will launch an investigation if you are refunding a 'hype item' e.g. Yeezys. Other than that, should be a very easy refund.

Does Y3 brand also count as "hype item"?

[Sinaaaay]

Tried to DNA a soccer jersey, they denied it after 1 day of investigation...
Don't know what was the problem.

Is someone know if I can still do something ?