You Do Not Amaze Me

ok im taking a (probably permanent) break from all of this stuff for health reasons. will stick around 

note: most of  these are a few months old. many stores’ policies have changed. dont take anything on this list for granted

- successes -

sh3ln - ez

s3ph^ra - heard its dead. was easy in september

vlta - heard its dead too, this one was a pain in the ass. they get argumentative and straight up try to deny u with this new script they have all the customer service reps say

gI0ssl3er - was so easy but heard they’re dead now

c00lourpop - only reship no refund

t4rgIT - bit of a pain. annoying CS, took a day of inves

nlke  - idk what to say about this, it worked but took about a week of inves.

p3tc* - they have no text CS, only thru phone, but was instant

VS - was ez

thr3duP - i got it but dont even bother with these guys they are super annoying and it took like a month

bb$b - was ez. took a day of inves

b&b0w - also phone CS. was simple

w^yf^rr - push for reship but easy if u talk to a human

h0IIlstrr - was easy

w4rmart - a bit of a pain but should still work

m0rphi3 - works

- fails -

n0rdy - PEB - they dont play around anymore

business owners call dnas "friendly fraud." if you google it you'll see how stores try to prevent dnas through softwares that crosscheck your name, billing/shipping address, age of email address, etc. check through reddit for ecommerce owners dealing with chargebacks.

here's a list of protective measures:

1. IDENTITY: use a burner phone number and a dedicated dna email for online shopping accounts. make sure your fake name lines up across these different pieces of "digital id".

2. ONLINE PROTECTION: always block cookies/trackers, i use ublock origin. always use a vpn and a proxy. riseup.net is a good free vpn, i like tor as my browser.

3. PAYMENTS: never use your personal payment method, over time it can get flagged. too many refunds will look sus on paypal, and it could plausibly damage your credit score. use a virtual credit card (ex. koho [canada], privacy [usa], revolut [uk]).

if you are someone that has done multiple dnas, it is VERY LIKELY that your email/ip is implicated in a fraud prevention software database. multiple companies use the same softwares, this is why your orders get cancelled sometimes. change your id often!

dnas may be easy but remember it is fraud which is a crime! act accordingly!

thank you so much to whoever took the time to share these amazing tips. if you have a liftblr, please message me privately so i can give you credit!

business owners call dnas "friendly fraud." if you google it you'll see how stores try to prevent dnas through softwares that crosscheck your name, billing/shipping address, age of email address, etc. check through reddit for ecommerce owners dealing with chargebacks.

here's a list of protective measures:

1. IDENTITY: use a burner phone number and a dedicated dna email for online shopping accounts. make sure your fake name lines up across these different pieces of "digital id".

2. ONLINE PROTECTION: always block cookies/trackers, i use ublock origin. always use a vpn and a proxy. riseup.net is a good free vpn, i like tor as my browser.

3. PAYMENTS: never use your personal payment method, over time it can get flagged. too many refunds will look sus on paypal, and it could plausibly damage your credit score. use a virtual credit card (ex. koho [canada], privacy [usa], revolut [uk]).

if you are someone that has done multiple dnas, it is VERY LIKELY that your email/ip is implicated in a fraud prevention software database. multiple companies use the same softwares, this is why your orders get cancelled sometimes. change your id often!

dnas may be easy but remember it is fraud which is a crime! act accordingly!

thank you so much to whoever took the time to share these amazing tips. if you have a liftblr, please message me privately so i can give you credit!