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Wrong item & amazon.. - umpal00mpa - 08-19-2020

Has anyone had experience with this one.. i usually just do dna and it works every time so never tried it.. My main question is: Does the department of the item matter?? Or is it simply that it weighs the same and has an amazon sku. Has anyone had any luck returning something from a diff department like homeware after buying a phone for example (lol) ?


RE: Wrong item & amazon.. - mothered - 08-19-2020

What Item are you specifically referring to?


RE: Wrong item & amazon.. - umpal00mpa - 08-19-2020

(08-19-2020, 09:39 AM)mothered Wrote: What Item are you specifically referring to?

not any in particular, what is the best price range for these? i found that they cancel your account and block you pretty effectively with too many DNA & refund orders so was wondering if this would be less suspicious.. also if maybe just not asking for a refund after the DNA succeeds and instead asking for a replacement..

This is because in the warning emails they always say 'because you have received refunds for items'... was wondering if they still flag you for having too many replacements, and therefore whether wrong item method can be used a lot more?


RE: Wrong item & amazon.. - mothered - 08-19-2020

(08-19-2020, 12:09 PM)umpal00mpa Wrote:
(08-19-2020, 09:39 AM)mothered Wrote: What Item are you specifically referring to?

not any in particular, what is the best price range for these? i found that they cancel your account and block you pretty effectively with too many DNA & refund orders so was wondering if this would be less suspicious.. also if maybe just not asking for a refund after the DNA succeeds and instead asking for a replacement..

This is because in the warning emails they always say 'because you have received refunds for items'... was wondering if they still flag you for having too many replacements, and therefore whether wrong item method can be used a lot more?
There are no hard and fast rules with the Item cost, but do not always opt for high value Items. Mix and match low, medium and high.

Also, don't use the same method too many times In succession and allow a sufficient gap between each SE, otherwise your account will be flagged. For Instance, If you've hit the DNA 5 times (In a row) In a space of 2 weeks, what are the chances of the package not arriving each and every time? I'll answer It for you- "zero".

I've almost finished writing a very In depth article on my blog, regarding best practices to avoid account lockouts. I'm working on It offline at the moment, but It will be published within the next couple of days.


RE: Wrong item & amazon.. - umpal00mpa - 08-19-2020

(08-19-2020, 12:45 PM)mothered Wrote:
(08-19-2020, 12:09 PM)umpal00mpa Wrote:
(08-19-2020, 09:39 AM)mothered Wrote: What Item are you specifically referring to?

not any in particular, what is the best price range for these? i found that they cancel your account and block you pretty effectively with too many DNA & refund orders so was wondering if this would be less suspicious.. also if maybe just not asking for a refund after the DNA succeeds and instead asking for a replacement..

This is because in the warning emails they always say 'because you have received refunds for items'... was wondering if they still flag you for having too many replacements, and therefore whether wrong item method can be used a lot more?
There are no hard and fast rules with the Item cost, but do not always opt for high value Items. Mix and match low, medium and high.

Also, don't use the same method too many times In succession and allow a sufficient gap between each SE, otherwise your account will be flagged. For Instance, If you've hit the DNA 5 times (In a row) In a space of 2 weeks, what are the chances of the package not arriving each and every time? I'll answer It for you- "zero".

I've almost finished writing a very In depth article on my blog, regarding best practices to avoid account lockouts. I'm working on It offline at the moment, but It will be published within the next couple of days.

great! looking forward to it


RE: Wrong item & amazon.. - Green314 - 08-19-2020

Of course, DNA and empty box are the easiest way to SE them, thus the most hight probable of getting your account flagged if you abuse using them.
However, I would pay to understand how they handle the returns. If they always check them, under what circumstances, with which attention...

I met a guy years ago who was working for Amazon as engineer, the only thing he told me was that their employees have the opportunity of using "special coupons" up to 20% off the price of the item and that the interview was tough.


RE: Wrong item & amazon.. - mothered - 08-20-2020

(08-19-2020, 12:51 PM)umpal00mpa Wrote:
(08-19-2020, 12:45 PM)mothered Wrote:
(08-19-2020, 12:09 PM)umpal00mpa Wrote: not any in particular, what is the best price range for these? i found that they cancel your account and block you pretty effectively with too many DNA & refund orders so was wondering if this would be less suspicious.. also if maybe just not asking for a refund after the DNA succeeds and instead asking for a replacement..

This is because in the warning emails they always say 'because you have received refunds for items'... was wondering if they still flag you for having too many replacements, and therefore whether wrong item method can be used a lot more?
There are no hard and fast rules with the Item cost, but do not always opt for high value Items. Mix and match low, medium and high.

Also, don't use the same method too many times In succession and allow a sufficient gap between each SE, otherwise your account will be flagged. For Instance, If you've hit the DNA 5 times (In a row) In a space of 2 weeks, what are the chances of the package not arriving each and every time? I'll answer It for you- "zero".

I've almost finished writing a very In depth article on my blog, regarding best practices to avoid account lockouts. I'm working on It offline at the moment, but It will be published within the next couple of days.

great! looking forward to it
Good to read.

Have you had the chance to formulate your SE?