[mollynation123]

So i was wondering if anyone have done DNA/EB whatever, that the courrier have taken action in any certain way?

I question myself this, since i dont have any adress to "drop" my parcels at, but i have done some DNA.
so ofc it went thru my head, is there at limit before courriers do anything/legal action?

[DHL]

So i was wondering if anyone have done DNA/EB whatever, that the courrier have taken action in any certain way?

I question myself this, since i dont have any adress to "drop" my parcels at, but i have done some DNA.
so ofc it went thru my head, is there at limit before courriers do anything/legal action?

Never heard of a case like that. But if you want to switch up your method I highly recommend the wrong item received method. Worked for me on a Samsung s22 Ultra like a charm.

[mollynation123]

So i was wondering if anyone have done DNA/EB whatever, that the courrier have taken action in any certain way?

I question myself this, since i dont have any adress to "drop" my parcels at, but i have done some DNA.
so ofc it went thru my head, is there at limit before courriers do anything/legal action?

Never heard of a case like that. But if you want to switch up your method I highly recommend the wrong item received method. Worked for me on a Samsung s22 Ultra like a charm.

i have not done that yet. but i want to try it out.

So. im gonna find something that weights the same. Going to order from 2 diff accounts. Claiming i recieved the wrong item, and shipping the cheap one back?

[mothered]

Limit on times you can DNA at a courrier?

There are no hard and fast rules.

Use common sense and good judgment.

So i was wondering if anyone have done DNA/EB whatever, that the courrier have taken action in any certain way?

If you're not claiming the package was tampered with, the EB Is more so relative to a company warehouse or a manufacturer error.

In terms of the DNA, claiming a very high volume of nonreceipt of goods to the same address, may result In blacklisting It.

[kurdio]

So i was wondering if anyone have done DNA/EB whatever, that the courrier have taken action in any certain way?

I question myself this, since i dont have any adress to "drop" my parcels at, but i have done some DNA.
so ofc it went thru my head, is there at limit before courriers do anything/legal action?

Never heard of a case like that. But if you want to switch up your method I highly recommend the wrong item received method. Worked for me on a Samsung s22 Ultra like a charm.

From samsung themselves?

[Ssufi]

Never heard of a case like that. But if you want to switch up your method I highly recommend the wrong item received method. Worked for me on a Samsung s22 Ultra like a charm.

Can I know which other phone you replaced it with?