[KingDead]

Of course otherwise they wont assist you.

Why are there so many parcels? Without exposing too much whats the rough value of the SE? This might be too risky even for a chargeback.

It’s a few grand..
the items I’ve ordered must be from different companies.

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Of course otherwise they wont assist you.

Why are there so many parcels? Without exposing too much whats the rough value of the SE? This might be too risky even for a chargeback.

All parcels left outside with no signature

Chargebacks  depend mostly on what bank your using more than anything else. I’ve done 300+ chargebacks in the last couple years at least.

Good banks like Bank of America or Chase let you do the chargeback right in the app without even talking to someone and rarely ever want any documents.

Shitty banks like local ones want all sorts of documents and one even made me go into the bank and file paperwork.

You can appeal a chargeback and file it again if you lose and if that fails then I just find look for anything else I bought in the last couple months thats expensive and do a charge back on that. Package stores, retail stores I bought from in person it doesn’t matter.

300 fucking charge backs? Not suspicious at all? Any contacts from your bank? The values?

I've won over 90% of them. Sure 3 banks closed my account after awhile but there are tons of other banks to use.

It's a nice safety net to use when retailers customer service reps start their fucking lying.

Because in the end someone has to pay for my stuff and I don't care if it's the store or the bank as long as I fucking win.