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NEWBIE - Juju - 11-24-2022

Hi Guys

came across the site just yesterday. im looking to pull off my first SE in the coming days. im liking how the DNA method sounds and how universal it seems to be, but in reality is it this simple?

also does anybody have any good methods and sites that are liable for non deliveries that sell mid to high value items that are good for resale?

I should add that I am uk based

thanks in advance

RE: NEWBIE - Nabeshin - 11-24-2022

(11-24-2022, 02:12 PM)Juju Wrote: Hi Guys

came across the site just yesterday. im looking to pull off my first SE in the coming days. im liking how the DNA method sounds and how universal it seems to be, but in reality is it this simple?

also does anybody have any good methods and sites that are liable for non deliveries that sell mid to high value items that are good for resale?

I should add that I am uk based

thanks in advance

It's "easy" as in, be prepared to comply, in case they require a police report or more, you can't just abuse it for every package
Plus, the company might just tell you to argue with the courier and get a refund from them
So no, it's not universal, nor foolproof

RE: NEWBIE - Juju - 11-24-2022

(11-24-2022, 02:30 PM)Nabeshin Wrote:
(11-24-2022, 02:12 PM)Juju Wrote: Hi Guys

came across the site just yesterday. im looking to pull off my first SE in the coming days. im liking how the DNA method sounds and how universal it seems to be, but in reality is it this simple?

also does anybody have any good methods and sites that are liable for non deliveries that sell mid to high value items that are good for resale?

I should add that I am uk based

thanks in advance

It's "easy" as in, be prepared to comply, in case they require a police report or more, you can't just abuse it for every package
Plus, the company might just tell you to argue with the courier and get a refund from them
So no, it's not universal, nor foolproof


thanks for the reply man. im happy to comply with police reports etc etc. realistically how often can this be done? and if I have multiple addresses to use surely this will help my success rate..

from what I have been reading amazon sounds pretty simple to get a refund for a DNA? il happily file PR's and what not, is It likely that amazon will ask me to take it up with the courier?

is DNA really as successful as 95%

RE: NEWBIE - mothered - 11-24-2022

Quote:im liking how the DNA method sounds and how universal it seems to be, but in reality is it this simple?
from what I have been reading amazon sounds pretty simple to get a refund for a DNA?
First and foremost, will an OTP be required on delivery?

RE: NEWBIE - Juju - 11-24-2022

(11-24-2022, 03:28 PM)mothered Wrote:
Quote:im liking how the DNA method sounds and how universal it seems to be, but in reality is it this simple?
from what I have been reading amazon sounds pretty simple to get a refund for a DNA?
First and foremost, will an OTP be required on delivery?

I was hoping that you could elaborate on that for me? Are there specific items/value/sites that require a OTP if so what are they?

I just ordered a xbox series s from amazon as a test run im going to try and DNA it and see how it goes. Are there betters methods to use for amazon? If OTP are required would my best option be to request a return and use dry ice method?

RE: NEWBIE - mothered - 11-25-2022

(11-24-2022, 06:16 PM)Juju Wrote: I was hoping that you could elaborate on that for me? Are there specific items/value/sites that require a OTP if so what are they?
Amazon (at times) uses OTP verification for Items of just about any value.

(11-24-2022, 06:16 PM)Juju Wrote: I just ordered a xbox series s from amazon as a test run im going to try and DNA it and see how it goes. Are there betters methods to use for amazon?
The wrong Item received or the disposed of the faulty Item method are both compatible.

RE: NEWBIE - Juju - 11-25-2022

(11-25-2022, 01:43 AM)mothered Wrote:
(11-24-2022, 06:16 PM)Juju Wrote: I was hoping that you could elaborate on that for me? Are there specific items/value/sites that require a OTP if so what are they?
Amazon (at times) uses OTP verification for Items of just about any value.

(11-24-2022, 06:16 PM)Juju Wrote: I just ordered a xbox series s from amazon as a test run im going to try and DNA it and see how it goes. Are there betters methods to use for amazon?
The wrong Item received or the disposed of the faulty Item method are both compatible.

the disposed of item method seems bit of a ball ache to me il be honest xD

if I were to contact the rep and state that the item was faulty but not in need to be disposed of but simply just not working, and then when im asked to return it I fill the box with dry ice of the same weight as the item im returning. do you see this as a viable method?

RE: NEWBIE - mothered - 11-25-2022

(11-25-2022, 02:56 AM)Juju Wrote: when im asked to return it I fill the box with dry ice of the same weight as the item im returning. do you see this as a viable method?
How are you going to accurately calculate 2kg sublimation time of dry Ice?

Storage and transit time Inclusive?

RE: NEWBIE - Juju - 11-25-2022

(11-25-2022, 03:10 AM)mothered Wrote:
(11-25-2022, 02:56 AM)Juju Wrote: when im asked to return it I fill the box with dry ice of the same weight as the item im returning. do you see this as a viable method?
How are you going to accurately calculate 2kg sublimation time of dry Ice?

Storage and transit time Inclusive?

I will start by saying I have never handled or worked with dry ice before, so forgive me if I am overlooking some things.

in my head this is how it plays out..... I weigh just over 2kgs of dry ice and place it in the box, my local post office is less than 2 mins from my home, so within 5 minutes of packaging the ice I can have it weighed and logged in at a post office. does this seem viable or am I missing something.

I appreciate your input on this matter

RE: NEWBIE - Nabeshin - 11-25-2022

(11-24-2022, 03:24 PM)Juju Wrote:
(11-24-2022, 02:30 PM)Nabeshin Wrote:
(11-24-2022, 02:12 PM)Juju Wrote: Hi Guys

came across the site just yesterday. im looking to pull off my first SE in the coming days. im liking how the DNA method sounds and how universal it seems to be, but in reality is it this simple?

also does anybody have any good methods and sites that are liable for non deliveries that sell mid to high value items that are good for resale?

I should add that I am uk based

thanks in advance

It's "easy" as in, be prepared to comply, in case they require a police report or more, you can't just abuse it for every package
Plus, the company might just tell you to argue with the courier and get a refund from them
So no, it's not universal, nor foolproof


thanks for the reply man. im happy to comply with police reports etc etc. realistically how often can this be done? and if I have multiple addresses to use surely this will help my success rate..

from what I have been reading amazon sounds pretty simple to get a refund for a DNA? il happily file PR's and what not, is It likely that amazon will ask me to take it up with the courier?

is DNA really as successful as 95%

You can't really file more than a PR every so often, cops would seriously start suspecting you're up to something
And I don't think you want to send the package to a friend and have him go file the PR either, that would be quite a hassle for him
So, I'd say once every couple of months, going to a different police station every time, and as long as you don't an OTP of course