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RE: John Lewis Refund - GhostCC - 05-28-2020
(05-15-2020, 05:27 AM)mothered Wrote:(05-14-2020, 06:33 PM)Mickeys Wrote: I would try a DNA but ordered from amazon about a month ago and instead of signatures - they are taking literal photos of the package on my doorstep. Not sure if they included me in the picture but definitely a wide-angle shot.It still doesn't conclude that "you personally received the package".
I previously had an amazon order to which they took a photo of the package outside my door with the door slightly open and my partner in the photo. No photo of the door number however. Would a DNA still be good for this?
RE: John Lewis Refund - mothered - 05-28-2020
(05-28-2020, 02:11 AM)Mickeys Wrote: This attempt definitely proved that yes! but be aware the value of my refund was low. Won't say exactly but between 150 - 300 euros.
For large orders, I don't think the process would be automatic.
The method can also work with high value Items, but careful planning and a very strategic approach Is of the utmost Importance.
Thanks for sharing your experience- It will certainly help those who read It.
(05-28-2020, 04:00 AM)GhostCC Wrote: I previously had an amazon order to which they took a photo of the package outside my door with the door slightly open and my partner in the photo. No photo of the door number however. Would a DNA still be good for this?
Your partner may've been In the photo, but that does not Indicate that she "noticed and picked up the package" from the doorstep.
So yes, the DNA will work.
RE: John Lewis Refund - Muchogusto11 - 10-19-2020
Did you end up trying JL? And how did it go?
RE: John Lewis Refund - HighEndEmpire - 11-27-2020
Stay away from FTID on JL. As Mothered has said though, DNA is possible.