[PPGIZ]

I was able to do a successful SE through Apple for MBP. This was on my main Apple account going back 10+ years. SE was pretty straight forward, chatted with support and used DNA method. They started an investigation and less than 48 hours later got an email saying my replacement is otw.

Now my question is what is best method for double dip. Would DNA work again and ask for refund? I need a laptop so I'd be happy with returning the replacement for refund but wanted to hear advice on double dip.

[mammta21]

Was in the US? Did you have to make a PR?

[PPGIZ]

Was in the US? Did you have to make a PR?

In the US, no PR was needed. UPS delivery, no signature required, left on porch.

[mammta21]

Was in the US? Did you have to make a PR?

In the US, no PR was needed. UPS delivery, no signature required, left on porch.

Ordered straight from apple? Mmm not bad, as they usually ask for PR. Good to know, thanks

[PPGIZ]

Was in the US? Did you have to make a PR?

In the US, no PR was needed. UPS delivery, no signature required, left on porch.

Ordered straight from apple? Mmm not bad, as they usually ask for PR. Good to know, thanks

yup, direct from Apple.

[PPGIZ]

Can anyone help me here? replacement will be here tomorrow.

[zinatron]

I am a follower of the topic, I wish SE success.

[PPGIZ]

I am a follower of the topic, I wish SE success.

I will keep you updated. Unless I hear anything from anyone with double dip success, I'll try the DNA method again.

[PPGIZ]

hey @mothered

your thought on this?

[mothered]

SE was pretty straight forward, chatted with support and used DNA method.
Would DNA work again and ask for refund?

What's the probability of two separate shipments from the same company (on the same order) not arriving In succession In such close timing? Very slim.

Use another method for the second dip.