[10d20]

My Amazon account is three years old and I have done roughly 4000€ worth of purchases with it. In a couple months (1-2 months), I will perform my first SE on an iPhone 14 Pro with the DNA method, and put my long history of legit transactions into use for my first time. I'll bump this thread or create a new one when settled and ready to start.
That means I still have time to look into other methods (I did, but they did not feel as safe as the DNA one which has the lowest risk of them all. While still being real) and to gather the balls to further step up my game other than overdoing DNA.

I've already read most of the resources mothered has put into his blog but I still have questions that needs some bit of clarifications ;

• Is the risk of an OTP real ? It is my biggest fear (justified, i'm still a beginner and need to judge the temperature of the pool I'll be swimming in from now on) because I need to ACT, and it is hard for me to think of an correct excuse to not being able to give the password. It's just a scenario that would be great if prevented. For my first time at least.
  
• After my first Amazon SE'ing success, I'll be targeting other Apple products such as the MacBook Air M2 and an iPad Pro. What methods do you recommend for these ? I won't be using DNA every time I'll be SE'ing since it'll be too suspicious to do so, then what ? FTID seems too out of this world, LIT has seemingly many drawbacks that involves CCTV and shit, and not to mention the method that involves Dry Ice : and what if it fails and melts in the worst timing possible ? There's many things to consider and I hate this. What would be your suggestion for the method I'll be using for my next SE ?
  
• First SE, legit purchase, legit purchase, legit purchase, next SE on a 6-7 weeks window (with Amazon). Did I got it right, or do I need to take more precautions and to put more space in between my SEs to keep my account safe from an assblasting mail ?
  
• There were a few scenarios when the carrier gave my package to one of my neighbors, that's a scenario I would pretty much like to prevent because the investigation will obviously lead to them and I don't wish this, for their and my safety. What if I told the carrier or Amazon if possible that they deposit the package in front of my door ? Would they listen ? And if they do, is it still their responsability if anything "happens" to the package, or mine which means no refund fuck you ?
  

That's all I need to know. Times are rough and gf's birthday is approaching. I want the girl to smile for once.