[dohali8720]

I'm looking to get some mobility vehicle and was wondering if anyone have experience with this. specially ebike. in USA, and I prefer to avoid amazon for now (recently did another DNA with them and don't want to risk ban)

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what i'm thinking myself is to buy from a store that offers shipping protection for extra $ and then file a claim. there is a few of them

[mothered]

i'm thinking myself is to buy from a store that offers shipping protection for extra $ and then file a claim. there is a few of them

Which stores are they?

[dohali8720]

i'm thinking myself is to buy from a store that offers shipping protection for extra $ and then file a claim. there is a few of them

Which stores are they?

apollo motors for example offers protection plan "If your package is stolen then Apollo will send a replacement unit at no additional cost." "On orders over $100, Apollo requires evidence of the police report" "Upon request, Apollo can require additional documentation (e.g. proof of identity, address, notary, etc.)." sounds DNAable,
also I was wondering, if a company refuses to cover DNA and I do credit dispute, how likely am I to win? majority of the seller are from china and they usually have a horrible costumer service and won't offer any help, but I was thinking of doing a chargeback in a case like that.

[mothered]

apollo motors for example offers protection plan "If your package is stolen then Apollo will send a replacement unit at no additional cost." "On orders over $100, Apollo requires evidence of the police report" "Upon request, Apollo can require additional documentation (e.g. proof of identity, address, notary, etc.)." sounds DNAable

It certainly Is.

also I was wondering, if a company refuses to cover DNA and I do credit dispute, how likely am I to win?

A dispute with whom?

PayPal or a CC chargeback?

[dohali8720]

apollo motors for example offers protection plan "If your package is stolen then Apollo will send a replacement unit at no additional cost." "On orders over $100, Apollo requires evidence of the police report" "Upon request, Apollo can require additional documentation (e.g. proof of identity, address, notary, etc.)." sounds DNAable

It certainly Is.

also I was wondering, if a company refuses to cover DNA and I do credit dispute, how likely am I to win?

A dispute with whom?

PayPal or a CC chargeback?

dispute with a company that's based in china but ships internationally to US. i could do both PayPal and CC but i think CC would be more successful

[mothered]

dispute with a company that's based in china but ships internationally to US. i could do both PayPal and CC but i think CC would be more successful

In terms of the DNA, PayPal tends to side with the seller based on tracking confirmation.

Some credit card providers do the same.