[A1.lds]

In the blog it says  “To do that, cut It on one side and seal It with different colored tape, so when the company receives It, they'll think that your Item was stolen at some point from when you sent It, prior to when they received It.“ would I cut the AirPods box or the amazon box?

Open the AirPods box just enough to demonstrate the goods were taken, and cut the Amazon box and seal It with different colored tape.

Ah. I wanted to keep the box as well. If I used my PayPal would that count as a different payment method and then I could just perform the EB method.

[mothered]

If I used my PayPal would that count as a different payment method and then I could just perform the EB method.

Please elaborate further on your Intention.

[A1.lds]

If I used my PayPal would that count as a different payment method and then I could just perform the EB method.

Please elaborate further on your Intention.

You said it would be bad practice to carry out the same method twice in a row. I’m assuming this is because they will look at the details of the previous SE- name, address, payment detail etc. let’s say if I was to carry out the SE but by changing my payment method to my PayPal and change the delivery name but get it delivered to my house, could I EB it?

My PayPal is still linked to my actual card

[mothered]

You said it would be bad practice to carry out the same method twice in a row. I’m assuming this is because they will look at the details of the previous SE- name, address, payment detail etc. let’s say if I was to carry out the SE but by changing my payment method to my PayPal and change the delivery name but get it delivered to my house, could I EB it?

Thanks for clarifying your post.

Unless a totally different account Is used, the reason I suggest to change methods, Is because It's unlikely the same event will be experienced from the very same company on a given account.

For Instance, let's say you've used the DNA method three times In a row In a space of 10 weeks, with legit purchases In between each claim. Even though the legit transactions took place, the likelihood of the package not arriving each and every time (from the same company & carrier), Is very slim. As such, It will certainly raise suspicion to the point of a thorough Investigation which can lead to many consequences.

That's just an example - the same applies to every method.

[A1.lds]

You said it would be bad practice to carry out the same method twice in a row. I’m assuming this is because they will look at the details of the previous SE- name, address, payment detail etc. let’s say if I was to carry out the SE but by changing my payment method to my PayPal and change the delivery name but get it delivered to my house, could I EB it?

Thanks for clarifying your post.

Unless a totally different account Is used, the reason I suggest to change methods, Is because It's unlikely the same event will be experienced from the very same company on a given account.

For Instance, let's say you've used the DNA method three times In a row In a space of 10 weeks, with legit purchases In between each claim. Even though the legit transactions took place, the likelihood of the package not arriving each and every time (from the same company & carrier), Is very slim. As such, It will certainly raise suspicion to the point of a thorough Investigation which can lead to many consequences.

That's just an example - the same applies to every method.

Ah I understand l. For future reference what would he the best items to SE from amazon.

Im going to eB AirPods from curry’s. Should I make a legit order on an account which is 3 years before carrying out the SE?

[mothered]

For future reference what would he the best items to SE from amazon.

Take your pick - Amazon Is extremely vulnerable.

Im going to eB AirPods from curry’s. Should I make a legit order on an account which is 3 years before carrying out the SE?

Has your account experienced any major complications with refunds as of late?

Also, I assume no recent (If any) SEs have been performed?

[A1.lds]

For future reference what would he the best items to SE from amazon.

Take your pick - Amazon Is extremely vulnerable.

Im going to eB AirPods from curry’s. Should I make a legit order on an account which is 3 years before carrying out the SE?

Has your account experienced any major complications with refunds as of late?

Also, I assume no recent (If any) SEs have been performed?

No orders on the account. I have an account where I made a £400 legit purchase but I can’t seem to log in (obviously if I can log into it I’ll perform the se on that account)

If I can’t log into that account I’ll use an account I made 3 years ago but has no orders on it at all.

[mothered]

I’ll use an account I made 3 years ago but has no orders on it at all.

In that case, I suggest making one legit purchase.

Any value will do.

[A1.lds]

I’ll use an account I made 3 years ago but has no orders on it at all.

In that case, I suggest making one legit purchase.

Any value will do.

I’ve just placed a £230 amazon order. I only want to SE the £180 AirPods. I might PEB it as there are 4 items in the order and claim the AirPods never came. I will place the curry’s order once I get the AirPods refunded

[mothered]

I’ve just placed a £230 amazon order. I only want to SE the £180 AirPods. I might PEB it as there are 4 items in the order and claim the AirPods never came. I will place the curry’s order once I get the AirPods refunded

Sounds good.

Please keep us updated.