[ruonis55]

Essentially whats different is pretty simple, Manual = Done by hand and actually sending the label back takes longer than scan and can mess up
Scans are pretty much instant  and pretty much cant mess up which is why they are more expensive

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Ok thanks. Can anyone do manual? Is it just re dropping the label or is that completely wrong? I want to learn it but can't find much info
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"Editing a label to RTS:
This method is a little bit slower and less reliable however it is free, we are going to mark the parcel as delivered to a different location or even mark it as returning back to the sender if you get lucky.

All you need to is get a mobile phone scanning app such as:
• https://www.adobe.com/acrobat/mobile/scanner-app.html
• https://play.google.com/store/apps/detai...l=en&gl=US
• https://play.google.com/store/apps/detai...l=en&gl=US
We then simply edit the labels address to a different address (not yours), such as the companies address who sent it, this will then show up on the tracking saying it has been delivered to the companies address and not yours, allowing you to get a refund as you have not received it."

This is the method, I just found it on another forum and don't take credit for it.

[shadowshaymin]

Essentially whats different is pretty simple, Manual = Done by hand and actually sending the label back takes longer than scan and can mess up
Scans are pretty much instant  and pretty much cant mess up which is why they are more expensive

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Ok thanks. Can anyone do manual? Is it just re dropping the label or is that completely wrong? I want to learn it but can't find much info

"Editing a label to RTS:
This method is a little bit slower and less reliable however it is free, we are going to mark the parcel as delivered to a different location or even mark it as returning back to the sender if you get lucky.

All you need to is get a mobile phone scanning app such as:
• https://www.adobe.com/acrobat/mobile/scanner-app.html
• https://play.google.com/store/apps/detai...l=en&gl=US
• https://play.google.com/store/apps/detai...l=en&gl=US
We then simply edit the labels address to a different address (not yours), such as the companies address who sent it, this will then show up on the tracking saying it has been delivered to the companies address and not yours, allowing you to get a refund as you have not received it."

This is the method, I just found it on another forum and don't take credit for it.
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when manually changed it to RTS, does it show on DPD's internals that delivery has been overridden?

[bumbuls6]

"Editing a label to RTS:
This method is a little bit slower and less reliable however it is free, we are going to mark the parcel as delivered to a different location or even mark it as returning back to the sender if you get lucky.

All you need to is get a mobile phone scanning app such as:
• https://www.adobe.com/acrobat/mobile/scanner-app.html
• https://play.google.com/store/apps/detai...l=en&gl=US
• https://play.google.com/store/apps/detai...l=en&gl=US
We then simply edit the labels address to a different address (not yours), such as the companies address who sent it, this will then show up on the tracking saying it has been delivered to the companies address and not yours, allowing you to get a refund as you have not received it."

This is the method, I just found it on another forum and don't take credit for it.

basic ftid not even a scan. when the tid has been manipulated it should deliver to a different location however given the fact and prove FTID is a shit method to begin with.