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New to SE - looking for advice #1
Hello All!

I am new to this forum and SEing. So far, I have have gone through hundreds of threads and have left with more questions than answers. My only background on SEing is reading all of Bob's refunding pdfs.

Here are my questions:

1)  Bob's refunding pdfs advocates for FTID, but I have seen people who highly discouraged against this due to a poor success rate.  If this is the case, what other methods are recommended? I know what DNA is but I came across empty box, sealed box method. Are there any others and what are they/ how do they work?

2) If I do FTID, when should I use it? Is it better to do FTID or lost in transit? I would use a boxer for this method.

3) Can these methods be used for all businesses? Or are only certain SEing methods suitable for certain businesses?

4) How often can you do refunds on your CC before it becomes suspicious with your financial institution?

5) Is it an issue to create an account and do a refund for your first purchase?

6)  Does anyone have any resources that I can use to become more familiar with the latest SEing refund methods?

Best,
J

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RE: New to SE - looking for advice #2
Quote:1)  Bob's refunding pdfs advocates for FTID, but I have seen people who highly discouraged against this due to a poor success rate.  If this is the case, what other methods are recommended?
It depends on the nature of both the company and Item.

Quote:2) If I do FTID, when should I use it? Is it better to do FTID or lost in transit? I would use a boxer for this method.
Due to each method's Inconsistencies, I don't support either one, so I won't comment on It.

Do your research and make an Informed decision thereafter.

Quote:4) How often can you do refunds on your CC before it becomes suspicious with your financial institution?
There are no hard and fast rules.

Stating the obvious, don't abuse chargebacks - use common sense and good judgement.

Quote:5) Is it an issue to create an account and do a refund for your first purchase?
To give the account some credibility, perform at least one legit purchase and allow It to mature (to some degree) prior to the first SE.

Quote:6)  Does anyone have any resources that I can use to become more familiar with the latest SEing refund methods?
Check out my blog.
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RE: New to SE - looking for advice #3
(05-31-2022, 10:04 AM)mothered Wrote:
Quote:4) How often can you do refunds on your CC before it becomes suspicious with your financial institution?
There are no hard and fast rules.

Stating the obvious, don't abuse chargebacks - use common sense and good judgement.

They usually don't check where your funds come from unless you have problems with justice

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RE: New to SE - looking for advice #4
(06-05-2022, 04:32 PM)Nasram Wrote:
(05-31-2022, 10:04 AM)mothered Wrote:
Quote:4) How often can you do refunds on your CC before it becomes suspicious with your financial institution?
There are no hard and fast rules.

Stating the obvious, don't abuse chargebacks - use common sense and good judgement.

They usually don't check where your funds come from unless you have problems with justice
An Influx of chargebacks triggers an unusual pattern of behavior, thereby It will attract attention.
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RE: New to SE - looking for advice #5
(06-05-2022, 04:36 PM)mothered Wrote:
(06-05-2022, 04:32 PM)Nasram Wrote:
(05-31-2022, 10:04 AM)mothered Wrote: There are no hard and fast rules.

Stating the obvious, don't abuse chargebacks - use common sense and good judgement.

They usually don't check where your funds come from unless you have problems with justice
An Influx of chargebacks triggers an unusual pattern of behavior, thereby It will attract attention.

From my experience, nobody ever asked me where my income was coming from. But I would recommend doing it through paypal and then make a transfert just in case

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RE: New to SE - looking for advice #6
(06-05-2022, 04:41 PM)Nasram Wrote:
(06-05-2022, 04:36 PM)mothered Wrote:
(06-05-2022, 04:32 PM)Nasram Wrote: They usually don't check where your funds come from unless you have problems with justice
An Influx of chargebacks triggers an unusual pattern of behavior, thereby It will attract attention.

From my experience, nobody ever asked me where my income was coming from.
You will not be asked about the transactions, but rather the account's activity will be assessed Internally.
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