[BetterThings2]

Hey everyone! Just another success story (was almost a failure lol) So I had an order that I was planning to do the missing item method with, but I misread the the weight of the item for some dumb reason, and I also couldn't dna it. So when the item arrived I was like "damn I can't MIM or DNA" but that's when I got the idea to go the faulty product route that I had to dispose of for safety reasons, and low and behold it worked, and was approved for a refund. This all just to say that a little quick wit can go a long way.

[mothered]

It's good practice to always have a backup method, and you've effectively demonstrated exactly that with a blink of an eye.

Thanks for sharing your experience.

[Samejeff]

Hey everyone!  Just another success story (was almost a failure lol)  So I had an order that I was planning to do the missing item method with, but I misread the the weight of the item for some dumb reason, and I also couldn't dna it.  So when the item arrived I was like "damn I can't MIM or DNA" but that's when I got the idea to go the faulty product route that I had to dispose of for safety reasons, and low and behold it worked, and was approved for a refund.  This all just to say that a little quick wit can go a long way.

Nice one.

What was the item? Which company did you SE? How long did the whole process take?

[BetterThings2]

Hey everyone!  Just another success story (was almost a failure lol)  So I had an order that I was planning to do the missing item method with, but I misread the the weight of the item for some dumb reason, and I also couldn't dna it.  So when the item arrived I was like "damn I can't MIM or DNA" but that's when I got the idea to go the faulty product route that I had to dispose of for safety reasons, and low and behold it worked, and was approved for a refund.  This all just to say that a little quick wit can go a long way.

Nice one.

What was the item? Which company did you SE? How long did the whole process take?

Thanks. The item was a media accessory, the company was one everyone does endlessly, and the whole process to around a week from start to finish. This all started a couple weeks ago. I just didnt post because I don't like posting right after an SE.

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It's good practice to always have a backup method, and you've effectively demonstrated exactly that with a blink of an eye.

Thanks for sharing your experience.

I appreciate the kinds words!

[mothered]

I appreciate the kinds words!

You're most welcome.

Again, well done with the SE.