[shaolinwookie]

OTP=one time passcode. Code you will need to tell the driver to be able to get the parcel. It's to stop DNA on certain high value or electronic items..

The OTP (at times) also applies to low value Items.

At one point, I experienced It with an 80$ Item.

oh hey, you created the social engineer site. i just happened to look on the site and saw your name, awesome

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does anyone know the likely price minimum for amazon to require a signature

Ordered some pretty high priced items 1k-2k and had never needed signature. So in that case I dont believe its based on price, most likely based on location. Regardless, a signature does not affect the success of a DNA

how does it not when a signature proves that they devlivered it to the address to the intended household

[mothered]

oh hey, you created the social engineer site. i just happened to look on the site and saw your name, awesome

Yes, It's my blog and I'm the author of each and every article without any plagiarism whatsoever.

[fasho1212]

[quote="Doomza" pid='1122246' dateline='1657751218']
OTP=one time passcode. Code you will need to tell the driver to be able to get the parcel. It's to stop DNA on certain high value or electronic items..

The OTP (at times) also applies to low value Items.

At one point, I experienced It with an 80$ Item.

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[quote="shaolinwookie" pid='1122304' dateline='1657764137']
how does it not when a signature proves that they devlivered it to the address to the intended household

it doesnt matter, anyone could have signed it. When you are required to sign make sure you use a fake sig.

[killswitch14]

Does the item actually have to be ordered in order to do a dna ? what se can be done with a generated receipt?

[mothered]

Does the item actually have to be ordered in order to do a dna ?

Yes.

It must be purchased and received to claim nonreceipt of goods.

what se can be done with a generated receipt?

The serial number method.

Of course, a serial that's still under warranty Is also required.

[shaolinwookie]

[quote="mothered" pid='1122300' dateline='1657762854']
[quote="Doomza" pid='1122246' dateline='1657751218']
OTP=one time passcode. Code you will need to tell the driver to be able to get the parcel. It's to stop DNA on certain high value or electronic items..

The OTP (at times) also applies to low value Items.

At one point, I experienced It with an 80$ Item.

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how does it not when a signature proves that they devlivered it to the address to the intended household

it doesnt matter, anyone could have signed it. When you are required to sign make sure you use a fake sig.

interesting, i mean i guess they couldve handed it off to the wrong address

[mothered]

[quote="mothered" pid='1122300' dateline='1657762854']
[quote="Doomza" pid='1122246' dateline='1657751218']
OTP=one time passcode. Code you will need to tell the driver to be able to get the parcel. It's to stop DNA on certain high value or electronic items..

The OTP (at times) also applies to low value Items.

At one point, I experienced It with an 80$ Item.

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how does it not when a signature proves that they devlivered it to the address to the intended household

it doesnt matter, anyone could have signed it. When you are required to sign make sure you use a fake sig.

interesting, i mean i guess they couldve handed it off to the wrong address

Or the driver signed, of which I continue to experience on a weekly basis.

[shaolinwookie]

Or the driver signed, of which I continue to experience on a weekly basis.

i would imagine theyd want a police report for a signed delivery

[mothered]

Or the driver signed, of which I continue to experience on a weekly basis.

i would imagine theyd want a police report for a signed delivery

Due to claiming nonreceipt of goods, the DNA often triggers a PR, regardless of whether or not the delivery Is signed for.

[shaolinwookie]

Or the driver signed, of which I continue to experience on a weekly basis.

i would imagine theyd want a police report for a signed delivery

Due to claiming nonreceipt of goods, the DNA often triggers a PR, regardless of whether or not the delivery Is signed for.

ive done one before a few months back and they didnt ask for a PR. it was an item that was a few hundred bucks so it wasnt cheap either.

the one i just did was $600 and it just triggered a replacement order but i wanted to just get a refund instead. so i guss it depends on buy history maybe?