Anyone try amazon in transit method? 06-10-2022, 01:52 AM
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No one talks about it here and i wonder why
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RE: Anyone try amazon in transit method? 06-10-2022, 02:05 AM
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I assume you're referring to the LIT.
It's a variant of the so-called FTID, hence It has an array of Inconsistencies - which explains why It's not even close to being on par with other traditional methods.
What are you planning to SE?
It's a variant of the so-called FTID, hence It has an array of Inconsistencies - which explains why It's not even close to being on par with other traditional methods.
What are you planning to SE?
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RE: Anyone try amazon in transit method? 06-10-2022, 03:39 AM
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If you mean getting refunded in transit which is currently working on amazon.com it's done using RTS (Return To Sender) which is FTIDv10
RE: Anyone try amazon in transit method? 06-10-2022, 06:40 AM
#4
For amazon.com its a well known method. You cant do it on your own because you would need an UPS panel (which is patched at the moment). Amazon will get the status that the item is getting returned to them. They are already trying to implement a fix for it.
The same thing is possible for DHL even without a panel, but you wont find someone who is going to tell you the method. The method costs about 25.000€ (only refunder with a service would buy it)
The same thing is possible for DHL even without a panel, but you wont find someone who is going to tell you the method. The method costs about 25.000€ (only refunder with a service would buy it)
(This post was last modified: 06-10-2022, 06:41 AM by Usbflasher.)
