[ludo]

Can someone explain me how FTIDv3 works? Thanks

[plop442]

Can someone explain me how FTIDv3 works? Thanks

Basically, you send an empty envelope or package with the same weight to a business that is near the actual company that you bought your item(s) from. When the package is delivered, you wait typically 14 days and the contact the actual company and say it's been 14 days and you haven't got a refund and that you sent back the items, tracking shows it's delivered, etc. Then, if everything is right, they'll refund you.

When doing FTIDv3, make sure to cover all angles for yourself, meaning that you should match the exact weight of what you ordered and send the package to a business that's closest by within the same postcode.

[ludo]

Can someone explain me how FTIDv3 works? Thanks

Basically, you send an empty envelope or package with the same weight to a business that is near the actual company that you bought your item(s) from. When the package is delivered, you wait typically 14 days and the contact the actual company and say it's been 14 days and you haven't got a refund and that you sent back the items, tracking shows it's delivered, etc. Then, if everything is right, they'll refund you.

When doing FTIDv3, make sure to cover all angles for yourself, meaning that you should match the exact weight of what you ordered and send the package to a business that's closest by within the same postcode.

But what should i put in the box? Dry ice or random objects? And how do i find a business that accepts it in the same postcode

[ahti]

Can someone explain me how FTIDv3 works? Thanks

Basically, you send an empty envelope or package with the same weight to a business that is near the actual company that you bought your item(s) from. When the package is delivered, you wait typically 14 days and the contact the actual company and say it's been 14 days and you haven't got a refund and that you sent back the items, tracking shows it's delivered, etc. Then, if everything is right, they'll refund you.

When doing FTIDv3, make sure to cover all angles for yourself, meaning that you should match the exact weight of what you ordered and send the package to a business that's closest by within the same postcode.

But what should i put in the box? Dry ice or random objects? And how do i find a business that accepts it in the same postcode

I would recommend promitional matereal, that you usually find in a postbox, then when its delivered, it would be just thrown away without any suspicion.
And have you ever heard of the google maps?

[ludo]

Basically, you send an empty envelope or package with the same weight to a business that is near the actual company that you bought your item(s) from. When the package is delivered, you wait typically 14 days and the contact the actual company and say it's been 14 days and you haven't got a refund and that you sent back the items, tracking shows it's delivered, etc. Then, if everything is right, they'll refund you.

When doing FTIDv3, make sure to cover all angles for yourself, meaning that you should match the exact weight of what you ordered and send the package to a business that's closest by within the same postcode.

But what should i put in the box? Dry ice or random objects? And how do i find a business that accepts it in the same postcode

I would recommend promitional matereal, that you usually find in a postbox, then when its delivered, it would be just thrown away without any suspicion.
And have you ever heard of the google maps?

Yea but i mean how do i know a specific business will accept the package? And how will te the package go to that business if the barcode says amazon warehouse or whatever? Wouldnt they scan it? Or they just follow the address i write?

[ahti]

But what should i put in the box? Dry ice or random objects? And how do i find a business that accepts it in the same postcode

I would recommend promitional matereal, that you usually find in a postbox, then when its delivered, it would be just thrown away without any suspicion.
And have you ever heard of the google maps?

Yea but i mean how do i know a specific business will accept the package? And how will te the package go to that business if the barcode says amazon warehouse or whatever? Wouldnt they scan it? Or they just follow the address i write?

I think it was ment for regular shippments, not return labels from amazon. For amazon you should ask someone who done it, I dont have competence in that.
Such methods like sending to same zip, other address worked well with Ebay selling scams, won all the disputes by providing the proof of delivery to zip.