[condor23]

- Very: £650
- Steam Deck: £450
- Nike £280
- Lookfantastic: £55
- PMT: £170
- Meta Quest: £450
- Mr Porter: £500
- ASOS: £2,500 (I think I discovered the greatest trick of all time here)

how were you able to hit very? I heard they have a fraud team and very difficult, that true?

dna for mrpotter?

[ShubhamS11]

My SE's so far:-
Asus Ryujin I 240MM
Samsung Evo 4TB SSD x8 Units
G.Skill RAM 32GB x8 Units
Seagate HDD 4TB x4units
WD NVMe 2TB x5Units
Samsung Buds Pro x1unit
CosmicByte Blue Switch Mech Board x2Units
Logitech G502 Wired 2 Units
Logitech G502 Wireless 1Unit
And few more other stuffs I cant recall rn xD

can you share your method if you dont mind? Im looking to upgrade my pc and need new mobo ram and cpu lol

There is no hard & fast rule for it. In this part of world a few companies use a very specific way to execute their delivery & return thingy which can be exploited here very conveniently rest their return pick up process & little bit of luck factor also comes into play.

[brianthedude557]

My SE's so far:-
Asus Ryujin I 240MM
Samsung Evo 4TB SSD x8 Units
G.Skill RAM 32GB x8 Units
Seagate HDD 4TB x4units
WD NVMe 2TB x5Units
Samsung Buds Pro x1unit
CosmicByte Blue Switch Mech Board x2Units
Logitech G502 Wired 2 Units
Logitech G502 Wireless 1Unit
And few more other stuffs I cant recall rn xD

can you share your method if you dont mind? Im looking to upgrade my pc and need new mobo ram and cpu lol

There is no hard & fast rule for it. In this part of world a few companies use a very specific way to execute their delivery & return thingy which can be exploited here very conveniently rest their return pick up process & little bit of luck factor also comes into play.

oh so its like FTID and LIT method i suppose?

[OMG elvisP]

can you share your method if you dont mind? Im looking to upgrade my pc and need new mobo ram and cpu lol

There is no hard & fast rule for it. In this part of world a few companies use a very specific way to execute their delivery & return thingy which can be exploited here very conveniently rest their return pick up process & little bit of luck factor also comes into play.

oh so its like FTID and LIT method i suppose?

what day?

[Pedros]

I’m quite new to SE’ing but these are my ones I’ve done in the last month (UK)

Nike x 3 times from different accounts to 2 addresses. £150 ish each time
Sephora - £180.
Paco rebanne £220.

I’m currently trying these ones

Curry’s for AirPods - Awaiting their investigation.
Gillette £120. On chat today, had to fill in their form and email it back but it sounds like a quick refund.
Adidas £200. Just got delivered today.
Crocs £160. Not arrived yet. Been told this is an easy hit and quick refund.
Gymshark £140. In discussions

Anyone got any more uk ones that are easy hits?

How did you do Sephora?

The box was left on my doorstep. Took it in and wet the bottom of the box with a sponge and took some pictures before opening it. Opened it and put a little shaving foam on the products inside (I had orderd a few expensive creams). Took pictures and videos and when complaining also told them it was stinking of the aftershave.

[kyungchul]

Have done a few more since my last comment, figured I'd keep the train rolling, as it seems people are finding the responses here useful:

* Saks - DNA, $780
* Walmart - $1,500~ split over 3 orders in the last 2 weeks, DNA
* AutoZone - $250, DNA
* Nordstrom - $750, DNA

In the research/decision making process for the following shops, will update here after completing:
*ssense
*luisaviaroma
*Baltini - they offer $50 "stolen package" insurance, and their prices would allow for a higher quantity per order of "luxury brands" items, so almost certainly will give them a try this week
*Balmain

May place another Bloomingdale's this week, as well, I've had fantastic luck in the $1,000-1,8000 range with them previously.

[ShubhamS11]

can you share your method if you dont mind? Im looking to upgrade my pc and need new mobo ram and cpu lol

There is no hard & fast rule for it. In this part of world a few companies use a very specific way to execute their delivery & return thingy which can be exploited here very conveniently rest their return pick up process & little bit of luck factor also comes into play.

oh so its like FTID and LIT method i suppose?

I prefer to not to opt to ftid & lit method. Simply because other methods here has higher success rate for me & mostly ended up in my favor so far..

[graviton1]

There is no hard & fast rule for it. In this part of world a few companies use a very specific way to execute their delivery & return thingy which can be exploited here very conveniently rest their return pick up process & little bit of luck factor also comes into play.

oh so its like FTID and LIT method i suppose?

I prefer to not to opt to ftid & lit method. Simply because other methods here has higher success rate for me & mostly ended up in my favor so far..

which other methods?

[Allen Iverson]

Have done a few more since my last comment, figured I'd keep the train rolling, as it seems people are finding the responses here useful:

* Saks - DNA, $780
* Walmart - $1,500~ split over 3 orders in the last 2 weeks, DNA
* AutoZone - $250, DNA
* Nordstrom - $750, DNA

In the research/decision making process for the following shops, will update here after completing:
*ssense
*luisaviaroma
*Baltini - they offer $50 "stolen package" insurance, and their prices would allow for a higher quantity per order of "luxury brands" items, so almost certainly will give them a try this week
*Balmain

May place another Bloomingdale's this week, as well, I've had fantastic luck in the $1,000-1,8000 range with them previously.

How’s your experience with autozone? Easy?

[kyungchul]

Have done a few more since my last comment, figured I'd keep the train rolling, as it seems people are finding the responses here useful:

* Saks - DNA, $780
* Walmart - $1,500~ split over 3 orders in the last 2 weeks, DNA
* AutoZone - $250, DNA
* Nordstrom - $750, DNA

In the research/decision making process for the following shops, will update here after completing:
*ssense
*luisaviaroma
*Baltini - they offer $50 "stolen package" insurance, and their prices would allow for a higher quantity per order of "luxury brands" items, so almost certainly will give them a try this week
*Balmain

May place another Bloomingdale's this week, as well, I've had fantastic luck in the $1,000-1,8000 range with them previously.

How’s your experience with autozone? Easy?

I hadn't seen any vouches for them after looking around, but their TOS don't mention anything about not being liable for lost/stolen packages, so I took a chance on it, as I had to unexpectedly replace my starter this week regardless of the outcome of the refund.

I used their email form on their "contact us" page late evening on the day it was delivered, and I heard back the next day.
Annoyingly/unfortunately, they opened up a FedEx claim "on my behalf" - where they pretended to be me opening a claim, said nothing about being the company opening it, and wrote up a whole claim description as though they were me, which was really unnecessary and weird.
I received an automated email about it from FedEx, and a voicemail from the "FedEx problem resolutions department" saying they "confirmed with the driver where it was delivered/if you don't find it there you can give us a call/etc."
In the email from AutoZone, they let me know they opened a claim, and asked if I wanted a refund or replacement "if it cannot be located by you/neighbors/FedEx" - I wrote back and indicated I wanted a refund, and they got back to me 1 day later and said my refund was processed.
No one from FedEx came to my house, though I think they may have tried to call again once or twice - but didn't leave a voicemail.

Overall it was very quick and easy - especially given that FedEx took a photo of the delivery and "checked with the driver" and such, which sometimes causes businesses to push back a bit since there's "proof of delivery" - but the FedEx "investigation" was definitely unwanted and an added annoyance. I get the feeling I could've probably gone higher with no issues, but YMMV.