[Freegard02]

Just finished reading all the details as I’m looking to do the same (I’m from -UK so a bit different) and was wondering what’s the difference between one pair or two pairs of airpods? Me and my sister both want a pair but would it be better to do two orders on two different accounts or is it okay to EB with two pairs on the same order. Thanks.

or do a DDIP or you can use a partial refund by taking 2/3 other items ... or even a DNA with all 2 pairs of airpods in a box ... but also an empty package should be fine since 2 pairs weigh in total 92 grams ... FTID as well would be fine .. in short, there are many methods that allow you to have both refunds

Sorry i forgot to mention im quite new to this scene so DDIP for e.g. i dont know what that is. Take it this way - my amazon account has good history etc so if you were in my shoes (wanting two pairs of airpods) what way would you go about it? Sorry, im sure this is extremely obvious but not to me...

[mothered]

so DDIP for e.g. i dont know what that is.

Meaning "Double Dip".

In simple terms, a normal SE Involves getting a refund/replacement "once". As Its name Implies, "double dipping" Is repeating the process to get a refund/replacement "twice".

so if you were in my shoes (wanting two pairs of airpods) what way would you go about it?

Are you planning to SE both AirPods on the same consignment?

[Freegard02]

so DDIP for e.g. i dont know what that is.

Meaning "Double Dip".

In simple terms, a normal SE Involves getting a refund/replacement "once". As Its name Implies, "double dipping" Is repeating the process to get a refund/replacement "twice".

so if you were in my shoes (wanting two pairs of airpods) what way would you go about it?

Are you planning to SE both AirPods on the same consignment?

Yes i was hoping this was an option except i saw that doing one pair is much more simple and reliable so i wasn't sure whether it was worth going for two?

[mothered]

Yes i was hoping this was an option except i saw that doing one pair is much more simple and reliable so i wasn't sure whether it was worth going for two?

The missing Item/partial method Is well-suited for one pair of AirPods- they're extremely light, and will barely register a weight on consignment.

In terms of SEing both, you'd need to opt for the DNA. The wrong Item received will not work (extremely unlikely for the storeman to Incorrectly pick two Items), and they're too heavy to box without a weight substitute.

[Freegard02]

Yes i was hoping this was an option except i saw that doing one pair is much more simple and reliable so i wasn't sure whether it was worth going for two?

The missing Item/partial method Is well-suited for one pair of AirPods- they're extremely light, and will barely register a weight on consignment.

In terms of SEing both, you'd need to opt for the DNA. The wrong Item received will not work (extremely unlikely for the storeman to Incorrectly pick two Items), and they're too heavy to box without a weight substitute.

Yes i was thinking it would be hard to say they picked two wrong items. I'm new to this but what i heard i want to avoid DNA because they're is no 'back-up plan' so to speak. Would it be better to order a pair of airpods on two seperate orders using two different accounts?

[mothered]

but what i heard i want to avoid DNA because they're is no 'back-up plan' so to speak.

Every SE has a backup plan, and that's either a PayPal dispute/claim, or a chargeback via your credit card provider or bank reversal with your merchant.

Would it be better to order a pair of airpods on two seperate orders using two different accounts?

Is the delivery address different on both accounts?

[Freegard02]

No me and my sister are from the same household so it would be the same address - guessing no point using two different accounts then?

Also what could you dispute with PayPal as a backup plan if they didn’t accept your claim of DNA? Surely PayPal would just send you away also?

[paranxia]

No me and my sister are from the same household so it would be the same address - guessing no point using two different accounts then?

Also what could you dispute with PayPal as a backup plan if they didn’t accept your claim of DNA? Surely PayPal would just send you away also?

well I think DNA works if there are 2 pairs of airpods in the same package ... in the end there is the loss of the package..so you could do everything yourself account and same address ... the important thing is that your account has aged

[Freegard02]

No me and my sister are from the same household so it would be the same address - guessing no point using two different accounts then?

Also what could you dispute with PayPal as a backup plan if they didn’t accept your claim of DNA? Surely PayPal would just send you away also?

well I think DNA works if there are 2 pairs of airpods in the same package ... in the end there is the loss of the package..so you could do everything yourself account and same address ... the important thing is that your account has aged

What do you mean account has aged?

[Kostolany]

No me and my sister are from the same household so it would be the same address - guessing no point using two different accounts then?

Also what could you dispute with PayPal as a backup plan if they didn’t accept your claim of DNA? Surely PayPal would just send you away also?

well I think DNA works if there are 2 pairs of airpods in the same package ... in the end there is the loss of the package..so you could do everything yourself account and same address ... the important thing is that your account has aged

What do you mean account has aged?

Aged in terms of existing for a while and maybe even having a couple of purchases and not alot of refunds, since a new account that immediately tries to refunda high priced item raises suspicion and will most likely result in a unsuccessful attempt.
If you have any more questions let me know.

Best Regards,
Kost