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RE: tryna scam some headphones from amazon au - mothered - 12-27-2022

(12-26-2022, 04:46 PM)soloduo Wrote: could you give me a step by step guide on DNA to maximise your chances of succeeding? I'd really appreciate that.
Check the articles on my blog.


RE: tryna scam some headphones from amazon au - soloduo - 12-27-2022

(12-27-2022, 01:40 AM)mothered Wrote:
(12-26-2022, 04:46 PM)soloduo Wrote: could you give me a step by step guide on DNA to maximise your chances of succeeding? I'd really appreciate that.
Check the articles on my blog.
last question, about 2 years ago my ip was flagged by amazon for sue activity, would i still be able to make a new account on this ip and age it for SE’ing?

(12-26-2022, 10:18 PM)Waifuu Wrote: 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.
how do you personally age your accounts?


RE: tryna scam some headphones from amazon au - Waifuu - 12-28-2022

(12-27-2022, 05:39 PM)soloduo Wrote:
(12-27-2022, 01:40 AM)mothered Wrote:
(12-26-2022, 04:46 PM)soloduo Wrote: could you give me a step by step guide on DNA to maximise your chances of succeeding? I'd really appreciate that.
Check the articles on my blog.
last question, about 2 years ago my ip was flagged by amazon for sue activity, would i still be able to make a new account on this ip and age it for SE’ing?

(12-26-2022, 10:18 PM)Waifuu Wrote: 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.
how do you personally age your accounts?
It would be prudent to create a new account with all new info (ip, card, address etc) so that it isn't linked. AFAIK, you can still use your home address, but if you add a '0' infront of the address, e.g.01 Ben Street, it won't link. Otherwise, you will need to find an alternative address. In Australia, you can use Aus Post storage lockers for example.

Aging an acount is simple: multiple small orders spread out over a month or so (longer the better). I would suggest reading Mothered's blog on this exact topic.


RE: tryna scam some headphones from amazon au - soloduo - 12-28-2022

(12-28-2022, 12:13 AM)Waifuu Wrote:
(12-27-2022, 05:39 PM)soloduo Wrote:
(12-27-2022, 01:40 AM)mothered Wrote: Check the articles on my blog.
last question, about 2 years ago my ip was flagged by amazon for sue activity, would i still be able to make a new account on this ip and age it for SE’ing?

(12-26-2022, 10:18 PM)Waifuu Wrote: 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.
how do you personally age your accounts?
It would be prudent to create a new account with all new info (ip, address etc) so that it isn't linked. AFAIK, you can still use your home address, but if you add a '0' infront of the address, e.g.01 Ben Street, it won't link. Otherwise, you will need to find an alternative address. In Australia, you can use Aus Post storage lockers for example.

Aging an acount is simple: multiple small orders spread out over a month or so (longer the better). I would suggest reading Mothered's blog on this exact topic.
how do you personally change your ip to make aged accounts??
I went through a few of mothered’s blog posts and they’re extremely helpful, but I couldn’t find anything about switching ips.


RE: tryna scam some headphones from amazon au - mothered - 12-28-2022

(12-27-2022, 05:39 PM)soloduo Wrote: how do you personally age your accounts?
I've written an In depth article on my blog.


RE: tryna scam some headphones from amazon au - Waifuu - 12-28-2022

(12-28-2022, 01:04 AM)soloduo Wrote:
(12-28-2022, 12:13 AM)Waifuu Wrote:
(12-27-2022, 05:39 PM)soloduo Wrote: last question, about 2 years ago my ip was flagged by amazon for sue activity, would i still be able to make a new account on this ip and age it for SE’ing?

how do you personally age your accounts?
It would be prudent to create a new account with all new info (ip, address etc) so that it isn't linked. AFAIK, you can still use your home address, but if you add a '0' infront of the address, e.g.01 Ben Street, it won't link. Otherwise, you will need to find an alternative address. In Australia, you can use Aus Post storage lockers for example.

Aging an acount is simple: multiple small orders spread out over a month or so (longer the better). I would suggest reading Mothered's blog on this exact topic.
how do you personally change your ip to make aged accounts??
I went through a few of mothered’s blog posts and they’re extremely helpful, but I couldn’t find anything about switching ips.

Respectfully, you need to go do some reading; expecting to be spoonfead every single detail is silly. The entire SE game is laid out to you for free on mothered's blog, which is just incredible.
(12-27-2022, 12:26 AM)Waifuu Wrote:
(12-26-2022, 11:15 PM)Selmavw Wrote:
(12-26-2022, 10:18 PM)Waifuu Wrote: 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/creating-aged-accounts.html



RE: tryna scam some headphones from amazon au - mothered - 12-28-2022

(12-28-2022, 01:04 AM)soloduo Wrote: how do you personally change your ip to make aged accounts??
Connect to different servers via a VPN.


RE: tryna scam some headphones from amazon au - soloduo - 12-28-2022

(12-28-2022, 02:06 AM)Waifuu Wrote:
(12-28-2022, 01:04 AM)soloduo Wrote:
(12-28-2022, 12:13 AM)Waifuu Wrote: It would be prudent to create a new account with all new info (ip, address etc) so that it isn't linked. AFAIK, you can still use your home address, but if you add a '0' infront of the address, e.g.01 Ben Street, it won't link. Otherwise, you will need to find an alternative address. In Australia, you can use Aus Post storage lockers for example.

Aging an acount is simple: multiple small orders spread out over a month or so (longer the better). I would suggest reading Mothered's blog on this exact topic.
how do you personally change your ip to make aged accounts??
I went through a few of mothered’s blog posts and they’re extremely helpful, but I couldn’t find anything about switching ips.

Respectfully, you need to go do some reading; expecting to be spoonfead every single detail is silly. The entire SE game is laid out to you for free on mothered's blog, which is just incredible.
(12-27-2022, 12:26 AM)Waifuu Wrote:
(12-26-2022, 11:15 PM)Selmavw Wrote: 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/creating-aged-accounts.html
you’re right dude, i’ll get reading 🫡


RE: tryna scam some headphones from amazon au - zizhom - 01-07-2023

Bit late to this one, but I was able to DNA amazon (Aus) recently on a similar model on a 1 year old acc with 1-2k purchases no previous refunds with no questions asked. DNA is definitely possible if you're still considering.


RE: tryna scam some headphones from amazon au - Xx3003 - 01-07-2023

(12-25-2022, 12:09 PM)mothered Wrote:
(12-25-2022, 11:59 AM)soloduo Wrote: 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.

(12-25-2022, 11:59 AM)soloduo Wrote: 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?


If they do WIR will they ask for something back