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Amazon Signature required, Dna or eb? - oculusquest2enjoyer - 12-26-2022

Looking to se a ~$300 pc part from Amazon from a 3rd party seller (company with multi-billions yearly revenue and hundreds of employees) that weighs about 200-250 grams and requires a signature.

Should i try to dna, and scribble a random name, or eb and risk escalation with seller? Or if there is another method more likely to work, please let me know as i'm new to this.

My account currently has ~10 orders totalling ~$300+ with 1 real refund for $150 if that helps.


RE: Amazon Signature required, Dna or eb? - mothered - 12-26-2022

Quote:Looking to se a ~$300 pc part from Amazon
What's the Item description?

Quote:weighs about 200-250 grams
Too heavy to EB.

Quote:Should i try to dna, and scribble a random name
Correct.

Be sure It's somewhat legible. As such, the name will not correspond with yours, hence "you" did not sign the delivery.


RE: Amazon Signature required, Dna or eb? - oculusquest2enjoyer - 12-26-2022

(12-26-2022, 02:51 PM)mothered Wrote:
Quote:Looking to se a ~$300 pc part from Amazon
What's the Item description?

Quote:weighs about 200-250 grams
Too heavy to EB.

Quote:Should i try to dna, and scribble a random name
Correct.

Be sure It's somewhat legible. As such, the name will not correspond with yours, hence "you" did not sign the delivery.

Sorry ive never done this before, is dna with signature guranteed to work at the same rate of a normal dna? It just seems like it wouldnt work


RE: Amazon Signature required, Dna or eb? - mothered - 12-26-2022

(12-26-2022, 02:57 PM)oculusquest2enjoyer Wrote: Sorry ive never done this before
No problem at all.

(12-26-2022, 02:57 PM)oculusquest2enjoyer Wrote: is dna with signature guranteed to work at the same rate of a normal dna?
Describe "a normal DNA".

(12-26-2022, 02:57 PM)oculusquest2enjoyer Wrote: It just seems like it wouldnt work
Why might that be?


RE: Amazon Signature required, Dna or eb? - oculusquest2enjoyer - 12-26-2022

(12-26-2022, 03:06 PM)mothered Wrote:
(12-26-2022, 02:57 PM)oculusquest2enjoyer Wrote: Sorry ive never done this before
No problem at all.

(12-26-2022, 02:57 PM)oculusquest2enjoyer Wrote: is dna with signature guranteed to work at the same rate of a normal dna?
Describe "a normal DNA".

(12-26-2022, 02:57 PM)oculusquest2enjoyer Wrote: It just seems like it wouldnt work
Why might that be?

I guess by normal dna i just mean orders without signature, since saying the item never arrived but having a confirmed signature would (probably?) raise the suspicion tenfold, like i said ive never done this so im just trying to be as cautious as possible


RE: Amazon Signature required, Dna or eb? - mothered - 12-27-2022

(12-26-2022, 03:12 PM)oculusquest2enjoyer Wrote: having a confirmed signature would (probably?) raise the suspicion tenfold
Not at all.

The question Is, by whom Is the signature confirmed? Anyone could've signed, even the carrier driver - which I've witnessed countless times. The purpose of using a fake signature, Is to release yourself as the recipient. And faking It, does exactly that.

(12-26-2022, 03:12 PM)oculusquest2enjoyer Wrote: like i said ive never done this so im just trying to be as cautious as possible
It's understandable.

Feel free to ask questions as needed.