[iamqtlift]

Hey, Im looking to SE a guitar off amazon and was wondering which approach wouls be best. I know DNA would probably be best, but would something like claiming the wood cracked due to weather be appropriate? My last method used was DNA so I'd rather not have to use it again.

[Kyelthecreator]

https://sinister.li/Thread-Anyone-ever-S...instrument refer to this thread (I thought the same thing)

[iamqtlift]

https://sinister.li/Thread-Anyone-ever-S...instrument  refer to this thread  (I thought the same thing)

Ah thanks that helps, what did you end up using?

[mothered]

My last method used was DNA so I'd rather not have to use it again.

As with every SE, "timing" Is crucial and plays a significant role In a successful outcome.

If you allow sufficient time between each one, In this case 6-8 weeks, It'll be fine. They'll most likely open an Investigation with the carrier, which Is simply part of company protocol. Comply with their requests and provided your SE Is executed effectively, It will succeed.

[Kyelthecreator]

I successfully got a Fender Champion 20w, this worked out super well using the DNA method. I didn't even get an investigation lol @mothered thanks btw for the help

[mothered]

I successfully got a Fender Champion 20w, this worked out super well using the DNA method. I didn't even get an investigation lol  @mothered thanks btw for the help

Good to read It succeeded.

It's somewhat surprising they didn't open an Investigation with the carrier, but It's not relevant now. Your SE worked and that's all that matters.

[139]

I actually tried holmers a while ago and it worked, i had to call them tho. Took me around 3-4 weeks to get it shipped as these instruments are very delicate and need proper care while shipping you can always use the wood quality is not upto the mark excuse