[nk2333]

How often can I SE Route and claim DNA with the same address? I used route before, about 3 months ago with an order around $70 and got refunded with no issues.

I'm planning on making an order for around $150 at a clothing store and claim DNA. Can i use the same paypal address (will use as a backup to claim DNA with paypal in case Route falis)?

Am I generally ok to go with the SE since it's been about 3 months?

[Spatialize]

How often can I SE Route  and claim DNA with the same address?  I used route before, about 3 months ago with an order around $70 and got refunded with no issues.

I'm planning on making an order for around $150 at a clothing store and claim DNA.  Can i use the same paypal address (will use as a backup to claim DNA with paypal in case Route falis)?

Am I generally ok to go with the SE since it's been about 3 months?

Did you have to file a pr with the Route Protection when you did DNA?
In general it is strongly advised that you should avoid DNA's with paypal as they will side with the seller in any case that the item was proven delivered (unless if you contact the seller and they do not respond).

[nk2333]

How often can I SE Route  and claim DNA with the same address?  I used route before, about 3 months ago with an order around $70 and got refunded with no issues.

I'm planning on making an order for around $150 at a clothing store and claim DNA.  Can i use the same paypal address (will use as a backup to claim DNA with paypal in case Route falis)?

Am I generally ok to go with the SE since it's been about 3 months?

Did you have to file a pr with the Route Protection when you did DNA?
In general it is strongly advised that you should avoid DNA's with paypal as they will side with the seller in any case that the item was proven delivered (unless if you contact the seller and they do not respond).

No, I didn't have to file a PR. The order was about $70 and it was for 2 small electronic household items about 30$ each

Also, which method with PP is best?

[Spatialize]

How often can I SE Route  and claim DNA with the same address?  I used route before, about 3 months ago with an order around $70 and got refunded with no issues.

I'm planning on making an order for around $150 at a clothing store and claim DNA.  Can i use the same paypal address (will use as a backup to claim DNA with paypal in case Route falis)?

Am I generally ok to go with the SE since it's been about 3 months?

Did you have to file a pr with the Route Protection when you did DNA?
In general it is strongly advised that you should avoid DNA's with paypal as they will side with the seller in any case that the item was proven delivered (unless if you contact the seller and they do not respond).

No, I didn't have to file a PR.  The order was about $70 and it was for 2 small electronic household items about 30$ each

Also, which method with PP is best?

EB works best in general. What website if you don't mind?

[yeahbuddy112]

How often can I SE Route  and claim DNA with the same address?  I used route before, about 3 months ago with an order around $70 and got refunded with no issues.

I'm planning on making an order for around $150 at a clothing store and claim DNA.  Can i use the same paypal address (will use as a backup to claim DNA with paypal in case Route falis)?

Am I generally ok to go with the SE since it's been about 3 months?

For such a small amount, I'd recommend DNA. It's probably going to be an instant refund.

[WLS1010]

I'm also wondering hôNofth you can se route!!! just did one for $280 same day refund no pr. lve been stupid in the past and gotten blacklisted from Walmart and target for Dnas too close together so l'm gonna try to not do the same with route. I'm thinking maybe once every 4 months?

[ffeffffefff]

Route used to be really easy. Basically an instant DNA. They would sometimes file a courier investigation, but would issue the refund right after filing the report, so you could tell the courier that you did receive the package and you would still have your refund.

If you said the package was stolen, you would have to file a PR, so DNA is best. For item damage, it has to be substantial and they require pictures.

According to a friend, they now are requiring DNAs to submit ID and sign a sworn statement with a virtual notary on a video call to get the refund. Still doable, but possibly less repeatable.