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Ring SE 06-23-2022, 11:30 AM
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I have decided to pursue a high value ring (between £600-1k in value) as my next SE target. Due to the light weight I think that EB would be perfect, unless the courier makes a mistake and just leaves the package somewhere due to it being small, in which case DNA might be better.
More likely I will go with EB. However I predict that many retailers will use CCTV cameras and be extra vigilant with high value jewellery. Below is a list of potential target retailers for this SE. If any of you have any experience with SE'ing them, please share below, as it will be of great help to me and others on the forum

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- Selfridges
- Mr. Porter
- Zalando
- Harrods
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RE: Ring SE 06-23-2022, 08:21 PM
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(06-23-2022, 11:30 AM)SLs Wrote: I have decided to pursue a high value ring (between £600-1k in value) as my next SE target. Due to the light weight I think that EB would be perfect, unless the courier makes a mistake and just leaves the package somewhere due to it being small, in which case DNA might be better.
More likely I will go with EB. However I predict that many retailers will use CCTV cameras and be extra vigilant with high value jewellery. Below is a list of potential target retailers for this SE. If any of you have any experience with SE'ing them, please share below, as it will be of great help to me and others on the forum
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- Selfridges
- Mr. Porter
- Zalando
- Harrods
Man i need a ring but i actually want a cheaper one...the naruto's akatsuki rings
Can you help?..its like 80 dollars
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Four Years of Service
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RE: Ring SE 06-24-2022, 12:28 PM
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(06-23-2022, 12:38 PM)mothered Wrote: Quote:I have decided to pursue a high value ring
Is the ring fully enclosed In a solid case?
Yes, I imagine it will come in a typical ring box given the item value. Though I am not 100% sure of this.
(06-23-2022, 08:21 PM)ap4620742 Wrote: (06-23-2022, 11:30 AM)SLs Wrote: I have decided to pursue a high value ring (between £600-1k in value) as my next SE target. Due to the light weight I think that EB would be perfect, unless the courier makes a mistake and just leaves the package somewhere due to it being small, in which case DNA might be better.
More likely I will go with EB. However I predict that many retailers will use CCTV cameras and be extra vigilant with high value jewellery. Below is a list of potential target retailers for this SE. If any of you have any experience with SE'ing them, please share below, as it will be of great help to me and others on the forum
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- Selfridges
- Mr. Porter
- Zalando
- Harrods
Man i need a ring but i actually want a cheaper one...the naruto's akatsuki rings
Can you help?..its like 80 dollars
The price isn't so relevant. From a quick search I see it's multiple rings, correct? How much do they weigh? and are you planning to refund them all at once? If so, DNA is probably your best bet.
(This post was last modified: 06-24-2022, 12:29 PM by SLs.)
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RE: Ring SE 06-24-2022, 05:38 PM
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(06-24-2022, 12:43 PM)mothered Wrote: (06-24-2022, 12:28 PM)SLs Wrote: Yes, I imagine it will come in a typical ring box given the item value. Though I am not 100% sure of this.
If It's the case, you can EB It, even with CCTV cameras In place - they cannot view what's Inside the box/case.
The only thing to note, Is If they physically check goods at the time of packing. Shade Station Is one of many companies that operates that way.
Roger that, thanks for your assistance in planning as always.
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