[SalimTheDream]

I have only done a couple DNAs to my address thus far. Probably 2 DNAs in the last 2 months. One UPS and one USPS. I have probably 10-20 legit deliveries per a month from various companies (mainly Amazon). My questions: 1. Will my address get flagged at some point with too many DNAs? What are potential negative situations that can arise from DNA’s? How often is too often to DNA? Any other useful insight/info would be much appreciated.
Thank you in advance!

[mothered]

1. Will my address get flagged at some point with too many DNAs?

If you keep DNA'ing to the same address In very close timing with the same carriers, the probability of a blacklist certainly exists.

What are potential negative situations that can arise from DNA’s?

As above.

How often is too often to DNA?

There are no hard and fast rules.

Don't always target the same carrier.

[EUCommunity]

There are so many factors as mothered has pointed out. The main question is if the stores you are refunding actually follow up with the courier to claim back via insurance. The answer to that is unknown and will vary greatly between stores.

[Averie]

This is why I don't do DNA.

[mothered]

This is why I don't do DNA.

It's fine when you take the time to strategically plan each DNA.

I've been doing It for years without Issues.

[stealthysnake88]

I have only done a couple DNAs to my address thus far. Probably 2 DNAs in the last 2 months.  One UPS and one USPS. I have probably 10-20 legit deliveries per a month from various companies (mainly Amazon). My questions: 1. Will my address get flagged at some point with too many DNAs?  What are potential negative situations that can arise from DNA’s? How often is too often to DNA? Any other useful insight/info would be much appreciated.
Thank you in advance!

Carrier can turn up at your door

[mothered]

I have only done a couple DNAs to my address thus far. Probably 2 DNAs in the last 2 months.  One UPS and one USPS. I have probably 10-20 legit deliveries per a month from various companies (mainly Amazon). My questions: 1. Will my address get flagged at some point with too many DNAs?  What are potential negative situations that can arise from DNA’s? How often is too often to DNA? Any other useful insight/info would be much appreciated.
Thank you in advance!

Carrier can turn up at your door

You're under no obligation to answer to him/her.

[barni958]

I have only done a couple DNAs to my address thus far. Probably 2 DNAs in the last 2 months.  One UPS and one USPS. I have probably 10-20 legit deliveries per a month from various companies (mainly Amazon). My questions: 1. Will my address get flagged at some point with too many DNAs?  What are potential negative situations that can arise from DNA’s? How often is too often to DNA? Any other useful insight/info would be much appreciated.
Thank you in advance!

It could happen probably use a drop address and always a different one

[IOUandsometimesY]

1. Will my address get flagged at some point with too many DNAs?

If you keep DNA'ing to the same address In very close timing with the same carriers, the probability of a blacklist certainly exists.

What are potential negative situations that can arise from DNA’s?

As above.

How often is too often to DNA?

There are no hard and fast rules.

Don't always target the same carrier.

Do you consider 4 weeks apart as “very close timing”? I did a very high value DNA SE that came from a certain carrier and now my next DNA SE is coming from that same carrier, also high value.

[mothered]

Do you consider 4 weeks apart as “very close timing”? I did a very high value DNA SE that came from a certain carrier and now my next DNA SE is coming from that same carrier, also high value.

It's best to allow for more than 4 weeks, but as long as It's not repeated again In the same duration, It'll be fine.