[Tondor]

I would like to know which SE methods can usually be done quickly. The DNA method may well go several weeks. I would like to avoid that. Would be great if you can help me.

[K03NT3S31N]

I would like to know which SE methods can usually be done quickly. The DNA method may well go several weeks. I would like to avoid that. Would be great if you can help me.

It depends on the item and price, not the method per se.

Sometimes even DNA can be instant for some stores - sometimes they take months.
Same for most other methods (EB, PEB, WIR etc.).

If you want to SE an MacBook Pro 2022 16" worth 4k, then there probably is no "instant" refund - given you won't use a refunder.

[mothered]

I would like to know which SE methods can usually be done quickly.

Every method that has a claim number assigned to It, generally takes time to finalize.

The sealed box method (which doesn't have a claim) appears to be a legit return, hence It's over and done with rather quickly.

The DNA method may well go several weeks

The same can be said for the missing Item, partial and boxing method - all of which tend to trigger an Internal/external Investigation.

The leaking battery, disposed of the faulty Item and serial number method are also quite lengthy, namely due to the requirements needed to assess the claim. On the other hand, the wrong Item received Is a lot quicker - scan the return and process the refund thereafter.

[Tondor]

Thank you very much. Anything that has a claim could take longer. And everything varies. So you could say the sealed box method is number 1 in terms of processing time.

I just wonder what methods refunder use that offer instant refunds. Are these all the "sealed box method" or should one be more careful? As a beginner, should I stay away from such tempting offers? I am afraid that it could result in a rebill.

[Loozlz]

I think it might be possible