Not well acquainted with methods for refunding, so I'd rather pay another to make it run smoothly.
Unfortunately from what I've browsed, I've seen many very pretty looking service threads that all lack to mention anything about opsec or risks; it just shows a very rough outline of the chain of events. Haven't found much of anything regarding package receiving, and that's what I'm most paranoid about.
Do you fake sign instead of actually signing? Why?
How could you make it so you dont have to sign altogether?
How is the refunder accomplishing the service? Do they contact support for you and claim Did-Not-Arrive or Empty Box arrived/Partial Box arrived?
Will using these services result in a carrier investigation or billing or address blacklisted from company and carrier or severe negative consequences for innocent parties (the postman/deliveryman) like warnings or termination?
In order to keep personal address off blacklists, would using a reship or other method be helpful? Do commercial entities like reshippers comply with investigations requested by the seller or carrier?
Would chaining reshippers (product sendpath: seller>reship A>reship B> end user) be helpful to protect against investigations? or would investigation request simply be passed between them and your info gets divulged anyway?
Are there alternative options for shipping that are more advantageous? PO Box? using your shipping info but a prior homeowner's name? using a neighbour's house that is about to be on sale? airbnb?
And does using a pseudonym really raise flags on your shipment unnecessarily? What exactly is one risking using a fake name to receive packages?
The more detailed the answer the better :) TY