[howlongcanipretend]

Couldn't find all too much info on this for different stores. For example, if I wanted to SE target for an item of, say, 700 USD what would be the minimum orders and age of the account for it to be successful?

[mothered]

There are no hard and fast rules.

Provided you don't use the same method many times In succession, throw In a few legit purchases In between SEs and allow a sufficient gap from one SE to the next as well as mix high & low value Items, then you're good to go.

[howlongcanipretend]

There are no hard and fast rules.

Provided you don't use the same method many times In succession, throw In a few legit purchases In between SEs and allow a sufficient gap from one SE to the next as well as mix high & low value Items, then you're good to go.

Thanks for the reply!
Do you think it's adequate aging if I were to try and SE a smartwatch after just 3 cheap purchases and one or two medium purchases (30 dollars)? How does the absolute age of the account factor in (i.e. if I had an account made 2 years ago vs 1 week ago)?

[mothered]

Do you think it's adequate aging if I were to try and SE a smartwatch after just 3 cheap purchases and one or two medium purchases (30 dollars)?

Absolutely.

The account Is In good standing, with both maturity and the nature of purchases, thus It's highly unlikely that your SEing event (as described) will raise suspicion.

How does the absolute age of the account factor in (i.e. if I had an account made 2 years ago vs 1 week ago)?

Do note that every company Is under the Impression that an SE Is a legit claim.

If you treat It as such by being realistic about the claim Itself, as well as complying with their terms & conditions, there's very little cause for concern- even on fresh accounts. Of course, an aged account holds better/greater value for obvious reasons.