[SteezyDubz]

In my region they use this busted ass service that takes no signature, no picture, probably lucky if they take gps.

Under the circumstances, It's of no surprise the DNA works more often than not.

They've basically DNA'd themselves.

About to try it out on some cologne and maybe a jacket, wish me luck.

[mothered]

About to try it out on some cologne and maybe a jacket, wish me luck.

Nice, good luck.

Will you be DNA'ing It?

[kyungchul]

whats the update? did it work?

Do note that the OP hasn't been active for over a year, so don't expect a reply anytime soon, If ever.

seeing a lot of mixed rates for nordstrom. People on reddit say they hit, others on here say they have failed.

It seems to be very "case by case" with Nordstrom, and almost seems like it's purely up to luck - I have never been denied a refund from Nordstrom using DNA, and I have refunded 10 separate orders with them successfully, all in the pretty high dollar range - minimum $800, maximum close to $2k.
But I've seen people in groups I'm in fail on $300/single item.

On one hand, I could attribute this to the fact that I have a good amount of experience refunding, handle myself professionally in a live chat, etc. but I don't know what the other people are saying that causes them to fail, so I don't want to pretend it's because I'm doing anything "right" while others are doing something "wrong." It really could just be luck.

I will say, I've successfully refunded Nordstrom orders sent via OnTrac, USPS, FedEx, and UPS - and have DNA'd multiple items shipped via separate carrier all in the same order - so I don't believe that the outcome is necessarily tied to what carrier you get. Seems like it has to be other factors.

I would say it's worth trying - they have a great return policy, so you've got time to press them if at first you fail. I personally have had great success refunding them, and hopefully will continue to do so, and I hope the same for you!

[SteezyDubz]

About to try it out on some cologne and maybe a jacket, wish me luck.

Nice, good luck.

Will you be DNA'ing It?

yes, placed it yesterday. will keep the thread updated.

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Do note that the OP hasn't been active for over a year, so don't expect a reply anytime soon, If ever.

seeing a lot of mixed rates for nordstrom. People on reddit say they hit, others on here say they have failed.

It seems to be very "case by case" with Nordstrom, and almost seems like it's purely up to luck - I have never been denied a refund from Nordstrom using DNA, and I have refunded 10 separate orders with them successfully, all in the pretty high dollar range - minimum $800, maximum close to $2k.
But I've seen people in groups I'm in fail on $300/single item.

On one hand, I could attribute this to the fact that I have a good amount of experience refunding, handle myself professionally in a live chat, etc. but I don't know what the other people are saying that causes them to fail, so I don't want to pretend it's because I'm doing anything "right" while others are doing something "wrong." It really could just be luck.

I will say, I've successfully refunded Nordstrom orders sent via OnTrac, USPS, FedEx, and UPS - and have DNA'd multiple items shipped via separate carrier all in the same order - so I don't believe that the outcome is necessarily tied to what carrier you get. Seems like it has to be other factors.

I would say it's worth trying - they have a great return policy, so you've got time to press them if at first you fail. I personally have had great success refunding them, and hopefully will continue to do so, and I hope the same for you!

thanks for the feedback, i went low to play it safe this one.

[mothered]

yes, placed it yesterday. will keep the thread updated.

I look forward to reading every development as It unfolds.

[Kooddafl]

About to try it out on some cologne and maybe a jacket, wish me luck.

Nice, good luck.

Will you be DNA'ing It?

yes, placed it yesterday. will keep the thread updated.

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seeing a lot of mixed rates for nordstrom. People on reddit say they hit, others on here say they have failed.

It seems to be very "case by case" with Nordstrom, and almost seems like it's purely up to luck - I have never been denied a refund from Nordstrom using DNA, and I have refunded 10 separate orders with them successfully, all in the pretty high dollar range - minimum $800, maximum close to $2k.
But I've seen people in groups I'm in fail on $300/single item.

On one hand, I could attribute this to the fact that I have a good amount of experience refunding, handle myself professionally in a live chat, etc. but I don't know what the other people are saying that causes them to fail, so I don't want to pretend it's because I'm doing anything "right" while others are doing something "wrong." It really could just be luck.

I will say, I've successfully refunded Nordstrom orders sent via OnTrac, USPS, FedEx, and UPS - and have DNA'd multiple items shipped via separate carrier all in the same order - so I don't believe that the outcome is necessarily tied to what carrier you get. Seems like it has to be other factors.

I would say it's worth trying - they have a great return policy, so you've got time to press them if at first you fail. I personally have had great success refunding them, and hopefully will continue to do so, and I hope the same for you!

thanks for the feedback, i went low to play it safe this one.

How'd it go?

[SteezyDubz]

Nice, good luck.

Will you be DNA'ing It?

yes, placed it yesterday. will keep the thread updated.

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It seems to be very "case by case" with Nordstrom, and almost seems like it's purely up to luck - I have never been denied a refund from Nordstrom using DNA, and I have refunded 10 separate orders with them successfully, all in the pretty high dollar range - minimum $800, maximum close to $2k.
But I've seen people in groups I'm in fail on $300/single item.

On one hand, I could attribute this to the fact that I have a good amount of experience refunding, handle myself professionally in a live chat, etc. but I don't know what the other people are saying that causes them to fail, so I don't want to pretend it's because I'm doing anything "right" while others are doing something "wrong." It really could just be luck.

I will say, I've successfully refunded Nordstrom orders sent via OnTrac, USPS, FedEx, and UPS - and have DNA'd multiple items shipped via separate carrier all in the same order - so I don't believe that the outcome is necessarily tied to what carrier you get. Seems like it has to be other factors.

I would say it's worth trying - they have a great return policy, so you've got time to press them if at first you fail. I personally have had great success refunding them, and hopefully will continue to do so, and I hope the same for you!

thanks for the feedback, i went low to play it safe this one.

How'd it go?

success, i got denied a couple times before they gave in tho. I was very professional with my words.

[Kooddafl]

yes, placed it yesterday. will keep the thread updated.

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thanks for the feedback, i went low to play it safe this one.

How'd it go?

success, i got denied a couple times before they gave in tho. I was very professional with my words.

what was the order total?

[mothered]

success, i got denied a couple times before they gave in tho. I was very professional with my words.

Congrats.

Yet another prime example to not take "no" for an answer under any circumstances.

[SteezyDubz]

How'd it go?

success, i got denied a couple times before they gave in tho. I was very professional with my words.

what was the order total?

250 although i probably could have gotten away with a higher number