[mothered]

I am planning on doing a legit order of 50-60 Euros and later on maybe another one, just so that they know I'm legit. like @Goku said.
And on the third one I try to DNA them on a more expensive order of around 250-300 Euros, thought?

Good approach.

And regarding the DNA, is it related more to the company itself or the courier; meaning can I do a DNA on a Myprotein order and after a couple of days on another company using the same courier (DHL, DPD, Hermes etc)?

The carrier doesn't assess your claim.

It's handled and evaluated by the company, so It predominantly relates to them.

[G0ku]

It's on a per company basis. The courier doesn't really matter.

[Geckoo]

It's on a per company basis. The courier doesn't really matter.

I thought that the courier would be involved seeing as sometimes they open an investigation and that will be registered with the courier. I’ve done a DNA before I found this forum and the courier come by insisting that he delivered the parcel to me while I was saying the opposite. Nevertheless I got the refund .
When I did another one with DHL, packages weren’t delivered to my home for a couple of months and I had to pick them up at a drop point.

I want to QUOTE @mothered too but I don’t know how as I am writing this from a phone.

[mothered]

I thought that the courier would be involved seeing as sometimes they open an investigation and that will be registered with the courier.

Yes, but It's the company who's evaluating your claim so essentially, they have the final say of the events that have taken place pertaining to your account.

I’ve done a DNA before I found this forum and the courier come by insisting that he delivered the parcel

That's typical of the carrier driver taking matters Into his own hands, as opposed to being part of an Investigation.

[Geckoo]

I thought that the courier would be involved seeing as sometimes they open an investigation and that will be registered with the courier.

Yes, but It's the company who's evaluating your claim so essentially, they have the final say of the events that have taken place pertaining to your account.

I get that part, but isn't it a red flag for the delivery company when they see that a certain person/address/payment  source claimed multiple times that a parcel delivered by their company went missing?

[mothered]

I get that part, but isn't it a red flag for the delivery company when they see that a certain person/address/payment  source claimed multiple times that a parcel delivered by their company went missing?

If you DNA over and over again In close timing and the same carrier serviced your deliveries, It will obviously raise suspicion - that's just common sense.

My post Is based on your question below.

can I do a DNA on a Myprotein order and after a couple of days on another company using the same courier (DHL, DPD, Hermes etc)?

[Geckoo]

I get that part, but isn't it a red flag for the delivery company when they see that a certain person/address/payment  source claimed multiple times that a parcel delivered by their company went missing?

If you DNA over and over again In close timing and the same carrier serviced your deliveries, It will obviously raise suspicion - that's just common

I see.. and what would a reasonable amount of time be needed between DNAs from the same delivery service?

[mothered]

and what would a reasonable amount of time be needed between DNAs from the same delivery service?

Correct.

When SEing the same company/carrier service, every SE should be performed with a sufficient gap between each one.

[Geckoo]

and what would a reasonable amount of time be needed between DNAs from the same delivery service?

Correct.

When SEing the same company/carrier service, every SE should be performed with a sufficient gap between each one.

I think I asked the question wrong.
I want to ask you if you know how long is it needed from DNA to DNA for it not to raise suspicion at the delivery company. A month, two, three?

[mothered]

how long is it needed from DNA to DNA for it not to raise suspicion at the delivery company. A month, two, three?

There are no hard and fast rules.

Although It's best not to use the same method In succession, as a rule of thumb, around 4-6 weeks from one DNA to the next.