[fortune]

I have looked around the forum, I can not find any threads that say anything about DNAing Philips.

I am looking to DNA a toothbrush. Has anyone got prior experience with Philips? And what the best SE method for Philips would be?

[Jailbreak]

DNA should easily work for cheap items like an electric toothbrush.

I would still always use the EB method on cheap items, since companies are less likely to do an investigation that way.

[fortune]

DNA should easily work for cheap items like an electric toothbrush.

I would still always use the EB method on cheap items, since companies are less likely to do an investigation that way.

They are usually £100 and are probably around 300-500g, isn't the maximum advised EB weight 120g?

[Jailbreak]

DNA should easily work for cheap items like an electric toothbrush.

I would still always use the EB method on cheap items, since companies are less likely to do an investigation that way.

They are usually £100 and are probably around 300-500g, isn't the maximum advised EB weight 120g?

For cheap items, the max weight doesn't really matter since they do not check the weight typically.

[fortune]

DNA should easily work for cheap items like an electric toothbrush.

I would still always use the EB method on cheap items, since companies are less likely to do an investigation that way.

They are usually £100 and are probably around 300-500g, isn't the maximum advised EB weight 120g?

For cheap items, the max weight doesn't really matter since they do not check the weight typically.

£100 is cheap? Thank you for your information though.

[fortune]

DNA should easily work for cheap items like an electric toothbrush.

I would still always use the EB method on cheap items, since companies are less likely to do an investigation that way.

They are usually £100 and are probably around 300-500g, isn't the maximum advised EB weight 120g?

For cheap items, the max weight doesn't really matter since they do not check the weight typically.

Hello, I am ordering it now, the item I am getting is a sonicare 5100, and it will be payed with Klarna. Does it affect anything if I pay with Klarna?

And also, when I EB, do I say the box was damaged, or not damaged?

[andsimon]

They are usually £100 and are probably around 300-500g, isn't the maximum advised EB weight 120g?

For cheap items, the max weight doesn't really matter since they do not check the weight typically.

Hello, I am ordering it now, the item I am getting is a sonicare 5100, and it will be payed with Klarna. Does it affect anything if I pay with Klarna?

And also, when I EB, do I say the box was damaged, or not damaged?

Say it isn't damaged

[Jailbreak]

For cheap items, the max weight doesn't really matter since they do not check the weight typically.

Hello, I am ordering it now, the item I am getting is a sonicare 5100, and it will be payed with Klarna. Does it affect anything if I pay with Klarna?

And also, when I EB, do I say the box was damaged, or not damaged?

Say it isn't damaged

Exactly, say that, so they are more unlikely to do an investigation.

[fortune]

Hello, I am ordering it now, the item I am getting is a sonicare 5100, and it will be payed with Klarna. Does it affect anything if I pay with Klarna?

And also, when I EB, do I say the box was damaged, or not damaged?

Say it isn't damaged

Exactly, say that, so they are more unlikely to do an investigation.

Should I say everything was missing inside the box? Or just the toothbrush handle?

[fortune]

@mothered I would like your opinion of what method to do, I'm used to doing DNA, I have never done an EB SE, should I EB this, or DNA?