[Meogregs]

Hi guys,

I'm about to do my first SE at nike for about €400,- worth of items, what is the best method to use for this?
I was thinking about using the partial method.

All tips are welcome!

Thanks

[bananagio]

Hi guys,

I'm about to do my first SE at nike for about €400,- worth of items, what is the best method to use for this?
I was thinking about using the partial method.

All tips are welcome!

Thanks

again due to personal experience id suggest FTID and get a full refund, however some users hate this methods

try DNA if they dont take any pics

EB would be hard as im guessing the box filled with 400£ of stuff should be heavy asf

PEB again i think some users says to check each individual weight of every item because they might cross check and decline your refund (correct me if im wrong)

[Meogregs]

What is the best way to perform a FTID on this order? @bananagio

[mothered]

I'm about to do my first SE at nike for about €400,- worth of items
I was thinking about using the partial method.

What's the combined weight of the Items you're planning to SE?

[Meogregs]

I'm about to do my first SE at nike for about €400,- worth of items
I was thinking about using the partial method.

What's the combined weight of the Items you're planning to SE?

I can't really find this on the specific item page, how do I calculate this without?

[mothered]

I can't really find this on the specific item page, how do I calculate this without?

See If your Items are listed on Amazon.

If so, the Item weight will be under "Product Information".

[PEDRO_PEDRO0]

I think the partial method is one of the best for clothes. Go with that.

Here you have some approximate weight values for clothes: https://rocketmf.com/en/weight

[mothered]

I think the partial method is one of the best for clothes.  Go with that.

It depends on the weight of the Item(s).

If they're heavy enough to register on consignment and an Investigation Is opened, whereby the carrier's records are cross-checked, then the claim will most likely be declined.

[PEDRO_PEDRO0]

I think the partial method is one of the best for clothes.  Go with that.

It depends on the weight of the Item(s).

If they're heavy enough to register on consignment and an Investigation Is opened, whereby the carrier's records are cross-checked, then the claim will most likely be declined.

That's true. But I think it depends on the country/carrier. In Argentina it seems that they don't check weights, I used the partial method 3 times with 3 different companies and carriers and none of them say anything about weight.

[Markers69]

Yeah, I would say depends on the items, when I do Nike (USA) I just do DNA and I order just high value items. Works every time for me until my address got blacklisted lol