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Asos UK - youngkeezy - 10-29-2019
Looking to SE Asos for the first time and after looking around I've seen apparently it's got harder. I'm looking to SE a pair of shoes which cost £105 and order a £10 shirt and be like only the shirt came. Just wondering if anyone has done ASOS recently and can share your experience with them, would be greatly appreciated, thanks.
RE: Asos UK - db8803 - 10-29-2019
If you order 3-4 pairs of shoes and some T-shirts, then say 1 pair (the most expensive one) is missing the chance is much bigger. But 1 pair of shoes and 1 T-shirt, probably = fail.
You can always return the rest of the items for a full refund when your SE is complete.
RE: Asos UK - mothered - 10-29-2019
Quote:I'm looking to SE a pair of shoes which cost £105 and order a £10 shirt and be like only the shirt cameThe partial method Is based on the weight of the Item.
If the weight Is significant and they open an Investigation with the carrier to cross-check the consignment, then the SE will fail. On the other hand, If they don't bother checking the weight, obviously you'll be fine but It's best to leave nothing to chance.
How much does the Item weigh?
RE: Asos UK - youngkeezy - 10-29-2019
(10-29-2019, 11:59 AM)mothered Wrote:Boxed and shoes included weighs about 1.4kg i'm hoping they don't bother check the weight as the product is not really that expensive as it's only £105 I done the exact same with Nike for about shoes which cost £180 and i don't think they bothered checking but like I said ASOS is a different company so I'm just wondering if anyone has done ASOS recently and what method they have used.Quote:I'm looking to SE a pair of shoes which cost £105 and order a £10 shirt and be like only the shirt cameThe partial method Is based on the weight of the Item.
If the weight Is significant and they open an Investigation with the carrier to cross-check the consignment, then the SE will fail. On the other hand, If they don't bother checking the weight, obviously you'll be fine but It's best to leave nothing to chance.
How much does the Item weigh?
RE: Asos UK - mothered - 10-29-2019
(10-29-2019, 02:43 PM)youngkeezy Wrote:(10-29-2019, 11:59 AM)mothered Wrote:Boxed and shoes included weighs about 1.4kg i'm hoping they don't bother check the weight as the product is not really that expensive as it's only £105 I done the exact same with Nike for about shoes which cost £180 and i don't think they bothered checking but like I said ASOS is a different company so I'm just wondering if anyone has done ASOS recently and what method they have used.Quote:I'm looking to SE a pair of shoes which cost £105 and order a £10 shirt and be like only the shirt cameThe partial method Is based on the weight of the Item.
If the weight Is significant and they open an Investigation with the carrier to cross-check the consignment, then the SE will fail. On the other hand, If they don't bother checking the weight, obviously you'll be fine but It's best to leave nothing to chance.
How much does the Item weigh?
More often than not, Nike neglect to check consignments, however It's not the case each and every time. The same applies to any other company who processes claims In the same manner.
My point Is, even If a given method has worked for a number of members with ASOS, by no means Is It "guaranteed" to do the same with yourself. When I personally SE, I exhaust every avenue to make sure the method I'm using (against the Item In question), leaves nothing to chance.
In short and for the majority of cases, you only have one shot with the method you're using. Get It right by applying It to the Item accordingly.
RE: Asos UK - youngkeezy - 10-30-2019
(10-29-2019, 03:07 PM)mothered Wrote:(10-29-2019, 02:43 PM)youngkeezy Wrote:(10-29-2019, 11:59 AM)mothered Wrote: The partial method Is based on the weight of the Item.Boxed and shoes included weighs about 1.4kg i'm hoping they don't bother check the weight as the product is not really that expensive as it's only £105 I done the exact same with Nike for about shoes which cost £180 and i don't think they bothered checking but like I said ASOS is a different company so I'm just wondering if anyone has done ASOS recently and what method they have used.
If the weight Is significant and they open an Investigation with the carrier to cross-check the consignment, then the SE will fail. On the other hand, If they don't bother checking the weight, obviously you'll be fine but It's best to leave nothing to chance.
How much does the Item weigh?
More often than not, Nike neglect to check consignments, however It's not the case each and every time. The same applies to any other company who processes claims In the same manner.
My point Is, even If a given method has worked for a number of members with ASOS, by no means Is It "guaranteed" to do the same with yourself. When I personally SE, I exhaust every avenue to make sure the method I'm using (against the Item In question), leaves nothing to chance.
In short and for the majority of cases, you only have one shot with the method you're using. Get It right by applying It to the Item accordingly.
Fair enough, thanks for taking the time to respond to my thread.
RE: Asos UK - mothered - 10-31-2019
(10-30-2019, 06:18 PM)youngkeezy Wrote:(10-29-2019, 03:07 PM)mothered Wrote:(10-29-2019, 02:43 PM)youngkeezy Wrote: Boxed and shoes included weighs about 1.4kg i'm hoping they don't bother check the weight as the product is not really that expensive as it's only £105 I done the exact same with Nike for about shoes which cost £180 and i don't think they bothered checking but like I said ASOS is a different company so I'm just wondering if anyone has done ASOS recently and what method they have used.
More often than not, Nike neglect to check consignments, however It's not the case each and every time. The same applies to any other company who processes claims In the same manner.
My point Is, even If a given method has worked for a number of members with ASOS, by no means Is It "guaranteed" to do the same with yourself. When I personally SE, I exhaust every avenue to make sure the method I'm using (against the Item In question), leaves nothing to chance.
In short and for the majority of cases, you only have one shot with the method you're using. Get It right by applying It to the Item accordingly.
Fair enough, thanks for taking the time to respond to my thread.
You're very welcome.
RE: Asos UK - Erythro - 10-31-2019
Heads up: Last time I ordered from ASOS (aged account, one previous legit order, no refunds) I tried to refund 1 pair of shoes, and buy 2 legit. (The one I tried to refund was the second most expensive). They said they will do an investigation and the next day they closed my account. Complete fail. I used missing item method. Wouldn't recommend doing them.
RE: Asos UK - Rarekind - 10-31-2019
I know ASOS like the back of my hand and know exactly what will work and what you will need to do, if you want help I'll reply on this thread or you can PM me.
Edit: I can also guarantee that it, it will work 100%. There's a couple requirements I'd suggest.
RE: Asos UK - mothered - 11-01-2019
(10-31-2019, 10:24 AM)Erythro Wrote: Heads up: Last time I ordered from ASOS (aged account, one previous legit order, no refunds) I tried to refund 1 pair of shoes, and buy 2 legit. (The one I tried to refund was the second most expensive). They said they will do an investigation and the next day they closed my account. Complete fail. I used missing item method. Wouldn't recommend doing them.
Quote:I tried to refund 1 pair of shoes
I used missing item method.
They said they will do an investigation
they closed my account
Complete fail
That's because you didn't apply your method against the nature of the Item. "Any" company and "anyone" can be SEd.
The shoes would've registered a significant weight on consignment, and when the Investigation was opened to cross-check the details with the carrier, It would have been deemed as delivered.