[soloduo]

I'm tryna get $450 (aud) headphones from amazon, but I don't know what method I should use. I've tried DNA recently on some other items but they don't seem to be working, I'm just redirected to specialists where my refund attempt usually fails. Any tips?

[mothered]

I'm tryna get $450 (aud) headphones

What's the Item description and weight?

I've tried DNA recently on some other items but they don't seem to be working, I'm just redirected to specialists where my refund attempt usually fails.

Please elaborate further, Inclusive of how the package was received and the reason the claim was declined.

[soloduo]

I'm tryna get $450 (aud) headphones

What's the Item description and weight?

I've tried DNA recently on some other items but they don't seem to be working, I'm just redirected to specialists where my refund attempt usually fails.

Please elaborate further, Inclusive of how the package was received and the reason the claim was declined.

I wanted to do a refund on these headphones called Sony WH-1000XM4, weighing around ~250 grams, but I don't know what method to use with it.
When I'd usually DNA, I'd order it to a non black-listed address and wait a few days before contacting support (no signature given), but the amazon representatives would just redirect me to specialists, who would often turn down my refund request.

[mothered]

I wanted to do a refund on these headphones called Sony WH-1000XM4, weighing around ~250 grams, but I don't know what method to use with it.

The wrong Item received Is suitable.

When I'd usually DNA, I'd order it to a non black-listed address and wait a few days before contacting support (no signature given), but the amazon representatives would just redirect me to specialists, who would often turn down my refund request.

The question Is, why did they decline the claim?

What was their reason?

[soloduo]

I wanted to do a refund on these headphones called Sony WH-1000XM4, weighing around ~250 grams, but I don't know what method to use with it.

The wrong Item received Is suitable.

When I'd usually DNA, I'd order it to a non black-listed address and wait a few days before contacting support (no signature given), but the amazon representatives would just redirect me to specialists, who would often turn down my refund request.

The question Is, why did they decline the claim?

What was their reason?

they didn't give me a reason lmao, they just told me that this situation was out of their hand and that a specialist would be able to help me with it instead.

[mothered]

they didn't give me a reason lmao, they just told me that this situation was out of their hand and that a specialist would be able to help me with it instead.

No good enough on their end.

For all you know, they could've lied and declined It for all the wrong reasons. In future, be sure to ask for justification and/or evidence supporting their decision.

[soloduo]

they didn't give me a reason lmao, they just told me that this situation was out of their hand and that a specialist would be able to help me with it instead.

No good enough on their end.

For all you know, they could've lied and declined It for all the wrong reasons. In future, be sure to ask for justification and/or evidence supporting their decision.

could you give me a step by step guide on DNA to maximise your chances of succeeding? I'd really appreciate that.

[Waifuu]

I currently reside in Australia and know of someone that has refunded Macbooks on several occasions worth $3k > using DNA; it works, you just need proper preperation.

[Selmavw]

I currently reside in Australia and know of someone that has refunded Macbooks on several occasions worth $3k > using DNA; it works, you just need proper preperation.

What would you consider proper preperation?

[Waifuu]

I currently reside in Australia and know of someone that has refunded Macbooks on several occasions worth $3k > using DNA; it works, you just need proper preperation.

What would you consider proper preperation?

An 'aged account' would be your best bet. I'd suggest reading this: https://www.socialengineers.net/2022/06/...ounts.html