[koohiiwonomimasu69]

Given the fact they take a photo of the item once it's delivered on the doorstep, how can you claim DNA without them knowing instantly that you're trying to pull one over on them? Even if you say it's not your doorstep, there's 100s of other images of my doorstep Amazon has taken for other deliveries. Wouldn't they be able to prove it from that? I've claimed EB or partial EB so many times, but I've never tried DNA, so I'd like to have a better understanding before I do.

[rickroll12]

Even if they have a picture of the item sitting on your step, it doesn't mean it made it inside your house. You could argue that the driver could have taken the picture then taken the item back and kept it for himself, etc. The point is that they left the package outside, unattended, and it wasn't handed to anyone. So they are responsible for that

[mothered]

Given the fact they take a photo of the item once it's delivered on the doorstep, how can you claim DNA without them knowing instantly that you're trying to pull one over on them?

Easy.

Under the circumstances, photographic evidence Is useless. They've left the package unattended at the doorstep, hence anyone could've taken It, thereby "you did not personally receive It".

Even if you say it's not your doorstep, there's 100s of other images of my doorstep Amazon has taken for other deliveries. Wouldn't they be able to prove it from that?

Prove what?

The driver dumped It at your doorstep, which speaks for Itself.

[Seeeeee]

Is there any price range where Amazon might ask for a PR or be hesitant on a DNA claim? Where abouts do they start wanting more effort? Thinking to DNA something $400ish

[Quitelargegenitalman]

Is there any price range where Amazon might ask for a PR or be hesitant on a DNA claim? Where abouts do they start wanting more effort? Thinking to DNA something $400ish

Think it
Dream it
DO IT

[mothered]

Is there any price range where Amazon might ask for a PR

There are no hard and fast rules.

A while back, I was asked to file a PR for a 40$ Item.

Where abouts do they start wanting more effort?

Impossible to generalize.

Each claim Is assessed based on Its very own circumstances.

Thinking to DNA something $400ish

What's the Item description?

[Seeeeee]

Is there any price range where Amazon might ask for a PR

There are no hard and fast rules.

A while back, I was asked to file a PR for a 40$ Item.

Where abouts do they start wanting more effort?

Impossible to generalize.

Each claim Is assessed based on Its very own circumstances.

Thinking to DNA something $400ish

What's the Item description?

A coffee maker. Account is in good standing, 11 years, legitimate returns and SEs here and there with many many purchases in between.

[mothered]

A coffee maker. Account is in good standing, 11 years, legitimate returns and SEs here and there with many many purchases in between.

Your account Is In excellent standing.

You've mentioned Amazon, so In terms of the DNA, find out whether an OTP will be required on delivery.

[juano76x]

A coffee maker. Account is in good standing, 11 years, legitimate returns and SEs here and there with many many purchases in between.

Your account Is In excellent standing.

You've mentioned Amazon, so In terms of the DNA, find out whether an OTP will be required on delivery.

How do you find that out?

[mothered]

A coffee maker. Account is in good standing, 11 years, legitimate returns and SEs here and there with many many purchases in between.

Your account Is In excellent standing.

You've mentioned Amazon, so In terms of the DNA, find out whether an OTP will be required on delivery.

How do you find that out?

It should be listed on the checkout page.

If not, perform a practice run/trial SE.