[plop442]

I just sent off a FTID via royal mail for some fragrances. I edited the label myself, so just hoping for the best now. I paid someone to do the Adidas FTID and it worked, no complications there. I looked at the original Adidas return label and the FTID label the guy sent me, and used my QR scanner on my phone to see what details he edited out, and look at all the other details on the return labels and used this to form my FTID label for my fragrances. Hopefully it goes all well. Clerk at the PO was unable to scan the 2d barcode though, but did enter the address manually instead. I've heard this is common, that they can't scan the 2d barcode at the PO, don't know how true it is.

Will update if anyone is interested to see this Royal Mail FTID's progress.

[ryanchiddy]

I just sent off a FTID via royal mail for some fragrances. I edited the label myself, so just hoping for the best now. I paid someone to do the Adidas FTID and it worked, no complications there. I looked at the original Adidas return label and the FTID label the guy sent me, and used my QR scanner on my phone to see what details he edited out, and look at all the other details on the return labels and used this to form my FTID label for my fragrances. Hopefully it goes all well. Clerk at the PO was unable to scan the 2d barcode though, but did enter the address manually instead. I've heard this is common, that they can't scan the 2d barcode at the PO, don't know how true it is.

Will update if anyone is interested to see this Royal Mail FTID's progress.

Was hoping if you could attach a link to the image of your FTID'ed label, feel free to omit any personal information. I was looking to complete an FTID through Royal Mail however information pertaining to the subject was incredibly scarce. Thanks!

[stealthysnake88]

I just sent off a FTID via royal mail for some fragrances. I edited the label myself, so just hoping for the best now. I paid someone to do the Adidas FTID and it worked, no complications there. I looked at the original Adidas return label and the FTID label the guy sent me, and used my QR scanner on my phone to see what details he edited out, and look at all the other details on the return labels and used this to form my FTID label for my fragrances. Hopefully it goes all well. Clerk at the PO was unable to scan the 2d barcode though, but did enter the address manually instead. I've heard this is common, that they can't scan the 2d barcode at the PO, don't know how true it is.

Will update if anyone is interested to see this Royal Mail FTID's progress.

any update bud?
Also why did you scan the qr code lol i didn't think many people change that

[plop442]

I just sent off a FTID via royal mail for some fragrances. I edited the label myself, so just hoping for the best now. I paid someone to do the Adidas FTID and it worked, no complications there. I looked at the original Adidas return label and the FTID label the guy sent me, and used my QR scanner on my phone to see what details he edited out, and look at all the other details on the return labels and used this to form my FTID label for my fragrances. Hopefully it goes all well. Clerk at the PO was unable to scan the 2d barcode though, but did enter the address manually instead. I've heard this is common, that they can't scan the 2d barcode at the PO, don't know how true it is.

Will update if anyone is interested to see this Royal Mail FTID's progress.

any update bud?
Also why did you scan the qr code lol i didn't think many people change that

The package is delivered to the destination, now just gotta wait for the return period (14 days) so then will contact them about the refund. You need to change the QR code because that's what Royal Mail scan to deliver the package. In the QR code you have postcode that you need to change, and the destination address.

[stealthysnake88]

I just sent off a FTID via royal mail for some fragrances. I edited the label myself, so just hoping for the best now. I paid someone to do the Adidas FTID and it worked, no complications there. I looked at the original Adidas return label and the FTID label the guy sent me, and used my QR scanner on my phone to see what details he edited out, and look at all the other details on the return labels and used this to form my FTID label for my fragrances. Hopefully it goes all well. Clerk at the PO was unable to scan the 2d barcode though, but did enter the address manually instead. I've heard this is common, that they can't scan the 2d barcode at the PO, don't know how true it is.

Will update if anyone is interested to see this Royal Mail FTID's progress.

any update bud?
Also why did you scan the qr code lol i didn't think many people change that

The package is delivered to the destination, now just gotta wait for the return period (14 days) so then will contact them about the refund. You need to change the QR code because that's what Royal Mail scan to deliver the package. In the QR code you have postcode that you need to change, and the destination address.

How did you change the qr code to the destination you wanted?

[plop442]

any update bud?
Also why did you scan the qr code lol i didn't think many people change that

The package is delivered to the destination, now just gotta wait for the return period (14 days) so then will contact them about the refund. You need to change the QR code because that's what Royal Mail scan to deliver the package. In the QR code you have postcode that you need to change, and the destination address.

How did you change the qr code to the destination you wanted?

I used an online qr code generator and just edited the address

[mothered]

I used an online qr code generator and just edited the address

^ This. Easily done.

There are an array of generators available online.

[stealthysnake88]

The package is delivered to the destination, now just gotta wait for the return period (14 days) so then will contact them about the refund. You need to change the QR code because that's what Royal Mail scan to deliver the package. In the QR code you have postcode that you need to change, and the destination address.

How did you change the qr code to the destination you wanted?

I used an online qr code generator and just edited the address

Didn't think you'd have to do that for rm lol

[teets0n]

Could you please share this edited label? It would help me much as I need to ftid my order

[ryanchiddy]

I just sent off a FTID via royal mail for some fragrances. I edited the label myself, so just hoping for the best now. I paid someone to do the Adidas FTID and it worked, no complications there. I looked at the original Adidas return label and the FTID label the guy sent me, and used my QR scanner on my phone to see what details he edited out, and look at all the other details on the return labels and used this to form my FTID label for my fragrances. Hopefully it goes all well. Clerk at the PO was unable to scan the 2d barcode though, but did enter the address manually instead. I've heard this is common, that they can't scan the 2d barcode at the PO, don't know how true it is.

Will update if anyone is interested to see this Royal Mail FTID's progress.

any update bud?
Also why did you scan the qr code lol i didn't think many people change that

The package is delivered to the destination, now just gotta wait for the return period (14 days) so then will contact them about the refund. You need to change the QR code because that's what Royal Mail scan to deliver the package. In the QR code you have postcode that you need to change, and the destination address.

Hey! I was wondering if you had any update on your claim? Thanks.