[Nefarious75]

Hello, I'm new to SE and have a dumb question. I have only done the DNA method. I kind of went overboard my first month and DNAd two Amazon items, a $40 target order, and a $100 Walmart and Old navy order. But the Walmart order was placed in april and ON in May ...

I want to stick with 2 a month, under $200 at most... My question is if I DNA orders from months ago, should I still count that as one for The current month, or for the month it was placed?

Or is it suspicious to wait months to DNA?

[mothered]

My question is if I DNA orders from months ago, should I still count that as one for The current month, or for the month it was placed?

Each DNA Is counted at the time you submitted the claim.

[smtp3756]

Hello, I'm new to SE and have a dumb question. I have only done the DNA method. I kind of went overboard my first month and DNAd two Amazon items, a  $40 target order, and a $100 Walmart and Old navy order. But the Walmart order was placed in april and ON in May ...

I want to stick with 2 a month, under $200 at most... My question is if I DNA orders from months ago, should I still count that as one for The current month, or for the month it was placed?

Or is it suspicious to wait months to DNA?

The people that working in the loss prevention are most likely looking for patterns to identify SE orders. I suggest to avoid doing 2 DNA each months with the same retailer. That’s my 2 cents.

Also if you are doing DNA multiple time a month, it’s really important to make sure it’s not the same carrier.. Some retailers may open an investigation with the carrier due to the goods not being delivered successfully or missing.

Carrier can probably verify how many claims or investigations are ongoing or have been opened for that address and consignee. They might have suspicion and avoid leaving your parcel unattended or take additional measure to ensure the delivery is done successfully.

DNA can happen from time to time which is normal, but I usually try to use different methods with different retailers if I plan to SE more than one order a month even if it’s a different retailer.

If you prefer to DNA quite often then I suggest you to have different address such as a drop house.

Alternatively, you can use different methods to SE your orders such as EB, PEB, sealed box, etc…

The above is based on my opinion. Stay safe!

[Andrea Bags]

i find doing older orders require police report

[Nefarious75]

I appreciate the info, I didn't pay much attention to carriers unfortunately. I'll start researching up on doing some other methods.

[mothered]

I didn't pay much attention to carriers unfortunately.

I assumed your post was In fact based on the carriers servicing your deliveries, hence the DNA questions.