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Four Years of Service
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Seeking help and advice 01-09-2022, 03:56 AM
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Hey there,,
I'm a newbie. I've only ever made one successful refund so far via Amazon using the EB method.
However, I've been feeling pretty bold and so am thinking of attempting to get my hands on a pair of headphones with the help of Curry's for £319.
So far I've been using Socialengineers.net and old threads to become more familiar with this topic and was wondering whether you guys have any advice and what the best method would be to use in this scenario
Anything would be greatly appreciated
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Fourteen Years of Service
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RE: Seeking help and advice 01-09-2022, 09:48 AM
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Quote:I've only ever made one successful refund so far via Amazon using the EB method.
How long ago was that SE performed?
If It was a while back and your account Is In good standing, why not SE Amazon?
Quote: am thinking of attempting to get my hands on a pair of headphones with the help of Curry's for £319.
what the best method would be to use in this scenario
Find out which carrier will be servicing your delivery.
If It's not DPD, hit the DNA. Alternatively, the wrong Item received method Is well-suited to Currys.
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Four Years of Service
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RE: Seeking help and advice 01-09-2022, 11:51 AM
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(01-09-2022, 09:48 AM)mothered Wrote: Quote:I've only ever made one successful refund so far via Amazon using the EB method.
How long ago was that SE performed?
If It was a while back and your account Is In good standing, why not SE Amazon?
Quote: am thinking of attempting to get my hands on a pair of headphones with the help of Curry's for £319.
what the best method would be to use in this scenario
Find out which carrier will be servicing your delivery.
If It's not DPD, hit the DNA. Alternatively, the wrong Item received method Is well-suited to Currys.
It was performed 13 days ago, the purchase was under £30 but I thought it would be best to give it longer before attempting again.
Thanks for the advice, going to go figure out now.
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Fourteen Years of Service
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RE: Seeking help and advice 01-09-2022, 02:52 PM
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(01-09-2022, 11:51 AM)kleptrons Wrote: It was performed 13 days ago, the purchase was under £30 but I thought it would be best to give it longer before attempting again.
Exactly right, 2 weeks from the last SE Is too soon to hit another one.
Allow at least 4 weeks, preferably with a different method.
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