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DNA Dior Perfumes for £3500 - shadowshaymin - 12-16-2022 I want to be greedy and DNA a set of dior perfumes for about £3500 from the dior website. I know it's very high value but I was going to open a dispute on paypal with the hope that A) they don't respond as they're such a large entity, B) I use FTID if it doesn't go my way. I can't seem to find the courier they use but they offer next day, signed deliver, so assuming it's something like DPD. Do you think it's too high-value/risky? RE: DNA Dior Perfumes for £3500 - Ashitbag - 12-16-2022 Someone is ambitious. It's up to you. But if you go ahead with it keep us posted. The more detail the better. RE: DNA Dior Perfumes for £3500 - shadowshaymin - 12-16-2022 (12-16-2022, 09:36 PM)Ashitbag Wrote: Someone is ambitious. It's up to you. But if you go ahead with it keep us posted. The more detail the better. Would you suggest I lower the order price to increase my chance of success? I don't want to be obnoxious about it but, since it's an aged paypal account used extensively over 8 years with no SEs, I was hoping I could get away with a big one. RE: DNA Dior Perfumes for £3500 - Geoff - 12-16-2022 (12-16-2022, 10:58 PM)shadowshaymin Wrote:Ofc, you have to keep below 500 for a smoother SE in my opinion. Going for such large amount will attract much more attention.(12-16-2022, 09:36 PM)Ashitbag Wrote: Someone is ambitious. It's up to you. But if you go ahead with it keep us posted. The more detail the better. RE: DNA Dior Perfumes for £3500 - 2ndround - 12-16-2022 Try it, if it fails you can return legitimately or make another SE on the return which personally I would not recommend. Not a hard rule but see it to be more suspicious that one order has to failures dna and lost return, especially if you failed the original dna. RE: DNA Dior Perfumes for £3500 - Exodeen - 12-17-2022 It will not pass, Dior belongs to LVMH and they have deployed in recent years anti-fraud measures for all their entities you have better luck saying that they made a mistake on the order (wrong perfumes for example), Paypal will ask you to send the package back and they base exclusively on the tracking number for the refund RE: DNA Dior Perfumes for £3500 - shadowshaymin - 12-17-2022 (12-17-2022, 12:18 AM)Exodeen Wrote: It will not pass, Dior belongs to LVMH and they have deployed in recent years anti-fraud measures for all their entities Interesting considering LVMH are class act fraudsters themselves... I'm afraid the wrong perfume route won't work as they use CCTV when preparing orders. What do you think about paypal UA? RE: DNA Dior Perfumes for £3500 - mothered - 12-17-2022 Quote:DNA a set of dior perfumesOn the grounds they're liable for lost shipments, why not DNA Dior directly? Do note that If PayPal responds, they tend to side with the seller based on tracking confirmation. RE: DNA Dior Perfumes for £3500 - Endeavor - 12-17-2022 (12-16-2022, 09:07 PM)shadowshaymin Wrote: I want to be greedy and DNA a set of dior perfumes for about £3500 from the dior website. I know it's very high value but I was going to open a dispute on paypal with the hope that A) they don't respond as they're such a large entity, B) I use FTID if it doesn't go my way. FTID is not a good way to go. If it is UPS, there are insiders I have used personally. I would go that route instead to claim it as lost in transit or smth RE: DNA Dior Perfumes for £3500 - shadowshaymin - 12-17-2022 (12-17-2022, 02:46 AM)mothered Wrote:Quote:DNA a set of dior perfumesOn the grounds they're liable for lost shipments, why not DNA Dior directly? I had thought of that but Dior weirdly has awful customer service for a luxury brand and tends to ignore customers with delivery issues. Their TrustPilot is quite revealing with many customers seemingly claiming legit DNAs and having little to no response from the brand, which is why I think they'd be a great target for a Paypal dispute. Do you think UA would work for an aged account with no prior SEing done? |