[Jerban]

So as of late i decided to venture into the SE lifestyle, and i have been on a wild ride so far,
i read up on a lot of methods and got a lot of help from more experienced profiles on the site..
however, i have only been doing DNA's like 6 times now, because every single time i order something they do not ask for any god damn signature...
am i just truly being lucky atm. or have couriers become that much careless with their job?
I am bout to move very soon to a different city, so im inbetween raping this adress big time with all companies and couriers but also trying to hold back a little
for when i get settled at my new house due to divorce.
are you guys experiencing deliveries without the courier asking for signature?

[mothered]

In my experience of SEing spanning over two decades, for the most part, carriers have requested a signature on receipt of goods. FedEx and DHL almost each and every time.

As a matter of Interest, who's the carrier you're dealing with?

[Leonidas76]

As for DHL, UPS and DPD in my country, it depends on the courier as sometimes they do ask a signature and some times they don't. The national post service does ask quite frequently for a signature but also sometimes does not. The thing is, the value of the package doesn't really matter. Unless they are legally obliged to ask for a signature (New bank cards etc.) it is really a matter of who is delivering the package. I gues you just got lucky these times, but that could change in the future.

[Jerban]

As for DHL, UPS and DPD in my country, it depends on the courier as sometimes they do ask a signature and some times they don't. The national post service does ask quite frequently for a signature but also sometimes does not. The thing is, the value of the package doesn't really matter. Unless they are legally obliged to ask for a signature (New bank cards etc.) it is really a matter of who is delivering the package. I gues you just got lucky these times, but that could change in the future.

It most likely Will.

[mothered]

As for DHL, UPS and DPD in my country, it depends on the courier as sometimes they do ask a signature and some times they don't.

I find this happens, particularly when they're running late for their scheduled daily deliveries.

A lot of drivers simply sign It themselves.

[Jerban]

As for DHL, UPS and DPD in my country, it depends on the courier as sometimes they do ask a signature and some times they don't.

I find this happens, particularly when they're running late for their scheduled daily deliveries.

A lot of drivers simply sign It themselves.

Atm. I try not to keep doing the same couriers too much, so i order for a shop and just claim Partials, building Up more Capital for expensive wrong items.. need to spin it so i get to keep the cheap product, which i technically am by law but not sure if companies Will agree.

Also lately Amazon has become suspicious with my 2nd DNA and launched and investigation because this time IT was more expensive.
Not worried, Will win it.

But i prefer faster smooth sailing.

Soon moving to a new city, actually planning on a new identity, new PC, credit card, name and adress, accounts etc.

[mothered]

Atm. I try not to keep doing the same couriers too much, so i order for a shop and just claim Partials, building Up more Capital for expensive wrong items..

Nice approach.

It's good practice to put some form of variation between SEs. Be It companies, carriers, methods, Items- there should be an element of change to some degree.

[Defeat]

Moving and SEing is truly the holy grail of it lol. Having a nice fresh address is even nicer

[mothered]

Moving and SEing is truly the holy grail of it lol.  Having a nice fresh address is even nicer

This ^

It's an SE'rs paradise.