[Msghost]

Even though the item might be from different factory of amazon?  And what about the item categories differences i.e. one from electronics and one from appliances.

If I were to name every probability, I'd be writing a ten page article.

Thus far, I've yet to experience Amazon refusing a return due to "their Item" stemming from another warehouse. As for the Item category, although It's best to match It, "Electricals/Electronics" also Includes home appliances, sound & vision, computing and technology.

Alright thanks for the advices. I think I’ll do the wrong item method. Also I found out that amazon au primarily deliver using AusPost if you think that does anything to the DNA method.

[mothered]

I think I’ll do the wrong item method.

Good move.

Also I found out that amazon au primarily deliver using AusPost if you think that does anything to the DNA method.

Australia Post definitely scan packages at the collection point, and when dropping off at the destination. However, tracking confirmation does not conclude that you personally received the package.

They also (legitimately) tend to lose a lot of packages In transit, and there are many cases when they cannot locate them- even via tracking. This further supports your claim for the DNA.