[shadyguy101]

Want to try a first time SE. I have an Amazon account nearly 10 years old, probably around $5k spent in that time.

For a first-timer, what's a realistic limit for a DNA on an account like this?

FWIW, I'm in an apartment complex that has stuff stolen ALL the time. idk if they check rates for stuff like this by area, but if they do it'll at least seem more legit.

[mothered]

I have an Amazon account nearly 10 years old, probably around $5k spent in that time. For a first-timer, what's a realistic limit for a DNA on an account like this?

Your account Is In excellent standing.

You can certainly hit a high-value Item but to play It safe, begin with something of mid-value (600$-750$), and work your way up with subsequent SEs and legit purchases In between.

I'm in an apartment complex that has stuff stolen ALL the time.

What type of verification (If any) Is usually required on delivery?

[woot]

I'm in an apartment complex that has stuff stolen ALL the time.

This is golden, have used this excuse a few times. Complained to amazon when packages are left in the common area. Creates a trail of complaints that things could be stolen since it was left unattended at the lobby/mail room for that time you want to do DNA and say "I told you so". So far I have used it on mid value items.

[shadyguy101]

I have an Amazon account nearly 10 years old, probably around $5k spent in that time. For a first-timer, what's a realistic limit for a DNA on an account like this?

Your account Is In excellent standing.

You can certainly hit a high-value Item but to play It safe, begin with something of mid-value (600$-750$), and work your way up with subsequent SEs and legit purchases In between.

I'm in an apartment complex that has stuff stolen ALL the time.

What type of verification (If any) Is usually required on delivery?

Thanks! I'll probably only end up doing on SE anyway, but that range is fine for me.

As for verification, none at all. Some times companies leave them at the door, sometimes in the mailroom, sometimes under the stairs. It's up to the driver entirely it would seem

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I'm in an apartment complex that has stuff stolen ALL the time.

This is golden, have used this excuse a few times. Complained to amazon when packages are left in the common area. Creates a trail of complaints that things could be stolen since it was left unattended at the lobby/mail room for that time you want to do DNA and say "I told you so". So far I have used it on mid value items.

I was hoping that would be the case. It's enough of a problem that I'm going to have to time it right so the package doesn't actually get stolen lol

[mothered]

As for verification, none at all. Some times companies leave them at the door, sometimes in the mailroom, sometimes under the stairs. It's up to the driver entirely it would seem

Perfect.

The DNA Is 75% complete without putting In a claim.