[NuPhy1]

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I completely agree. And I would say to cover your SE at every angle, it's good to be consistent. I experienced this myself with Costco where the second chat agent referred to the previous chat I had with a different agent and that eventually led to a failed SE.

On the other hand, I'm sure there are reps (at every company even) who don't check previous logs, as I read some users here shared in their posts.

[mothered]

I completely agree. And I would say to cover your SE at every angle, it's good to be consistent.

Absolutely.

Without question, everything must be covered to significantly maximize the SE's success.

I experienced this myself with Costco where the second chat agent referred to the previous chat I had with a different agent and that eventually led to a failed SE.

I've assisted countless members who've experienced similar events to this.

On the other hand, I'm sure there are reps (at every company even) who don't check previous logs, as I read some users here shared in their posts.

Agreed.

There's always at least one rep In every company who approves a given claim at his/her discretion.

[Morrocan]

what do you mean by refuse the investigation? do you simply hang up when they bring it up or you straight up tell them you don't want an investigation to be done?

[ales]

what do you mean by refuse the investigation? do you simply hang up when they bring it up or you straight up tell them you don't want an investigation to be done?

i usually say "alright, i get it's a lenghty process, i'm gonna go check with my neighbors and people living with me to make sure it's lost, thanks." you can even use this to be consistent, say you did as you got told to no avail.

[simo1775]

Based on personal experience and knowledge, I have pieced together a Nike refund guide that I believe is decent enough and wanted to share my knowledge.
COMMON STUFF:
ALWAYS skip the investigation. You can get easy instant refunds, but refuse the investigation, in call you can do it as many times you want but in chat you can do it once since they can see previous chats. Remember to not give up and avoid investigation at all cost. Once they confirm the refund, you can chill, you'll get it in some working days, and will get the confirmation of refund as email and the "Return completed" status on the order. If they start an investigation and you don't have the balls to refuse simply cancel it saying you found the package and don't wanna waste their time.
Now let's get to the methods:
1. DNA
I believe DNA to be the best Nike method, but you have to keep several stuff in mind:
The common stuff are very important, and since it's very rep dependant, just switch rep till they refund. I suggest getting shoes which will go OOS (out of stock) as they won't offer replacement but directly refund.
Just claim you didn't receive, that you asked neighbors and all that.
2. EB
EB is the same as DNA, although I believe DNA to be better in terms of success:
EB is rep dependant, but investigation might go wrong since they might cross check pack weight.
To claim empty box, say:
The box was sealed and doesn't look tampered, but there was nothing in it.
As I said only do this if order is signed by an authorized receiver.
3. PEB
PEB (Partial Empty Box) has higher chances than EB, and I think higher than DNA as well. Order say 5 items, 3 10 euro stuff and 2 200 euro stuff for example and just claim the 2 items were not in it.
Investigation can be risky, but reps might insta refund in a chill way.
Those are the best methods I found, if there's any question just ask.

nice

[LordLobov]

I went through with the investigation and in the end succeeded in my DNA. Courier dumped at my door

[Ashitbag]

What's the highest value SE in one order any of you guys have gotten recently? I am going for a relatively large one at the moment. I haven't failed with Nike yet, so am willing to risk it, but the amounts I see posted here are usually lower. It's just one pair of runners, but they are the most expensive runners on the site. They just look dank as fuck and I run regularly so I want them.

[ales]

What's the highest value SE in one order any of you guys have gotten recently? I am going for a relatively large one at the moment. I haven't failed with Nike yet, so am willing to risk it, but the amounts I see posted here are usually lower. It's just one pair of runners, but they are the most expensive runners on the site. They just look dank as fuck and I run regularly so I want them.

220, what sneakers are those?

[Quish]

Hello does this work for India too?

[thechosenone]

I completely agree. And I would say to cover your SE at every angle, it's good to be consistent.

Absolutely.

Without question, everything must be covered to significantly maximize the SE's success.

I experienced this myself with Costco where the second chat agent referred to the previous chat I had with a different agent and that eventually led to a failed SE.

I've assisted countless members who've experienced similar events to this.

On the other hand, I'm sure there are reps (at every company even) who don't check previous logs, as I read some users here shared in their posts.

Agreed.

There's always at least one rep In every company who approves a given claim at his/her discretion.

Hey so i DNA'd nike around 3 months ago for 220 ish do you think i will be okay with doing it with the same card and adress and everything? Its the same account with no legit orders