[razmataz]

I have a Nike account which I have used to hit 2 EB's to 2 different addresses (last one was a couple months ago) there are no other orders on the account.

There's a coat on there that I want to order but it would be too heavy to EB, I seen a thread on here talking about just doing a normal return but replacing the new coat with an old piece of clothing as Nike apparently don't check the bags, so I am considering trying that, I know DNA is an option but I'd rather save that for a higher value order.

Regardless of what method I go for should I create a new account and pay using a different payment method (the address will have to remain the same) or just chance it with the same account? I have a friend who has his 3 EB's in a row using the same account and payment/delivery details.

Any advice or recent experience shared would be appreciated.

[mothered]

I have a Nike account which I have used to hit 2 EB's to 2 different addresses (last one was a couple months ago) there are no other orders on the account.

should I create a new account and pay using a different payment method (the address will have to remain the same) or just chance it with the same account?

There are no Inconsistencies on the account, so use the same one.

If you want to play It safe, make a legit purchase of any value prior to the SE.

[razmataz]

I have a Nike account which I have used to hit 2 EB's to 2 different addresses (last one was a couple months ago) there are no other orders on the account.

should I create a new account and pay using a different payment method (the address will have to remain the same) or just chance it with the same account?

There are no Inconsistencies on the account, so use the same one.

If you want to play It safe, make a legit purchase of any value prior to the SE.

I don't really have time to make a legit purchase first as I need the item for an upcoming trip.

Do you think I should try the return method stated above or just do DNA? If I were to go DNA what is the order limit before an investigation is triggered?

[mothered]

I don't really have time to make a legit purchase first as I need the item for an upcoming trip.

The legit purchase Is not a necessity, so It's fine to go ahead with the SE as Is.

Do you think I should try the return method stated above or just do DNA?

You've stated that the DNA Is not an option for you.

If I were to go DNA what is the order limit before an investigation is triggered?

There are no hard and fast rules.

Investigations can be triggered for Items as low as 40$.

[razmataz]

I don't really have time to make a legit purchase first as I need the item for an upcoming trip.

The legit purchase Is not a necessity, so It's fine to go ahead with the SE as Is.

Do you think I should try the return method stated above or just do DNA?

You've stated that the DNA Is not an option for you.

It's not that it's not an option, it's just I like to minimise my use of the DNA method.

If I were to go DNA what is the order limit before an investigation is triggered?

There are no hard and fast rules.

Investigations can be triggered for Items as low as 40$.

Understood. The item I want to order is about $300.

[mothered]

The item I want to order is about $300.

That value Is likely to trigger an Investigation.

[razmataz]

The item I want to order is about $300.

That value Is likely to trigger an Investigation.

when you say an investigation is likely to be triggered, will this involve a police report?

[mothered]

when you say an investigation is likely to be triggered, will this involve a police report?

For the most part, a PR Is requested with an Investigation.

It's common with the DNA and for some ridiculous reason, Amazon's (not Nike) pea-brain reps ask for It when EB'ing an Item.

[razmataz]

when you say an investigation is likely to be triggered, will this involve a police report?

For the most part, a PR Is requested with an Investigation.

It's common with the DNA and for some ridiculous reason, Amazon's (not Nike) pea-brain reps ask for It when EB'ing an Item.

If an investigation is opened will the fact that I have done 2 EB's on that account have an impact on my SE?

[mothered]

If an investigation is opened will the fact that I have done 2 EB's on that account have an impact on my SE?

An Investigation will be more so assessing the claim Itself.

Moreover, the last EB was around 2 months ago which Is ample time to hit another one, so you should be fine.