(03-10-2021, 02:30 PM)Rasdi Wrote: Item 1 is 30lbs and about 3 square feet and item 2 is 50lbs in a 5 foot box. Both are electronics.

It's the same carrier but the items were bought from 2 different companies. The only way I see it going south is if the carrier actually says anything. I've heard that there's a possibility of the carrier blacklisting the address so I think I better claim dna on item 1 only. Any suggestions on how to SE item 2 or should I just return it and try again at another time? Item 2 is with Amazon by the way.

(03-10-2021, 03:41 PM)mothered Wrote:

(03-10-2021, 02:30 PM)Rasdi Wrote: Item 1 is 30lbs and about 3 square feet and item 2 is 50lbs in a 5 foot box. Both are electronics.

It's the same carrier but the items were bought from 2 different companies. The only way I see it going south is if the carrier actually says anything. I've heard that there's a possibility of the carrier blacklisting the address so I think I better claim dna on item 1 only. Any suggestions on how to SE item 2 or should I just return it and try again at another time? Item 2 is with Amazon by the way.

Apart from the DNA, both Items are way too big and heavy to use every other traditional method. DNA the first Item.

In terms of the second one, what's the actual Item? If It comes with accessories and depending on their weight, you can use the partial by claiming one or more parts were missing. That's provided the parts can be of good use.

(03-10-2021, 04:13 PM)Rasdi Wrote: The second item is an expensive tv. The only thing it comes with are a stand and cables so it'd be useless in this case. My gut feeling is to dna the first one and abort the second one  too so that's what I'll do. I'll try to dna a different tv in a couple of months. I was just hopping to get 2 items with 1 "incident"/PR but I'll still call it a success if item 1 works out.