[Jared]

This is the process of setting up a return and sending and empty box with a fake tracking ID. Many refunders on other forums have been doing it and I just wanted to ask here if anyone knows the specifics of this?

Usually the package will just get stuck in transit and never be delivered therefore the company will refund you because it is technically not the customer's fault.

thanks

[mothered]

This is the process of setting up a return and sending and empty box with a fake tracking ID

Usually the package will just get stuck in transit

Prior to dispatching the package to Its destination, the carrier will scan the tracking ID/number, thereby It will Instantly be updated on their website pending delivery. The scan Is an automated process.

If It's "fake", It will not come up on their systems, so my question Is, how can a package with a fake tracking ID be lost In transit when It doesn't exist to begin with?

[db8803]

This is the process of setting up a return and sending and empty box with a fake tracking ID

Usually the package will just get stuck in transit

Prior to dispatching the package to Its destination, the carrier will scan the tracking ID/number, thereby It will Instantly be updated on their website pending delivery. The scan Is an automated process.

If It's "fake", It will not come up on their systems, so my question Is, how can a package with a fake tracking ID be lost In transit when It doesn't exist to begin with?

I thought the same thing! How can it be lost, when it never existed? They will probably dispose of it, or return it to sender. But it will not appear in their system at all..

[mothered]

This is the process of setting up a return and sending and empty box with a fake tracking ID

Usually the package will just get stuck in transit

Prior to dispatching the package to Its destination, the carrier will scan the tracking ID/number, thereby It will Instantly be updated on their website pending delivery. The scan Is an automated process.

If It's "fake", It will not come up on their systems, so my question Is, how can a package with a fake tracking ID be lost In transit when It doesn't exist to begin with?

I thought the same thing! How can it be lost, when it never existed? They will probably dispose of it, or return it to sender. But it will not appear in their system at all..

Precisely.

For example, my local post office hands out tracking number labels to anyone who request It, free of charge (you pay when you send). When you decide to ship your package, you'd peel and stick the tracking number label on It. They scan It, you pay for It and It's entered In their system for delivery.

The best way to SE a company based on the above, Is to "fake the delivery" and not the tracking ID. Given they hand out the IDs, you simply provide the company with the number and say that you've sent the package. Of course, you've done nothing of the sort. The tracking ID will obviously not come up on the carrier's system but because It's one of their very own legit IDs, they'd be on the assumption that It's an error on their end.

[C8Stingray]

Yeah it's definitely super popular right now really changing the game. It's a paid method so no one is gonna tell you how to do it for free, also if it gets exposed in the open on a forum it will get shut down quicker obviously. I spent a good 2 weeks researching the hell out of it and came pretty close to figuring it out but I wanted to be sure so I just said fuck it and bought it. There are FTID services you can pay for though that's a lot cheaper than buying the method.

[mothered]

Yeah it's definitely super popular right now really changing the game. It's a paid method so no one is gonna tell you how to do it for free, also if it gets exposed in the open on a forum it will get shut down quicker obviously. I spent a good 2 weeks researching the hell out of it and came pretty close to figuring it out but I wanted to be sure so I just said fuck it and bought it. There are FTID services you can pay for though that's a lot cheaper than buying the method.

Interesting.

Without exposing anything, are you suggesting that a "fake tracking ID" Is used and when scanned by the carrier, It registers on their systems as a legit delivery on their manifest? I don't see how this Is possible. If you feel that some element of the method will be exposed, please do not reply to this.

[C8Stingray]

Yeah it's definitely super popular right now really changing the game. It's a paid method so no one is gonna tell you how to do it for free, also if it gets exposed in the open on a forum it will get shut down quicker obviously. I spent a good 2 weeks researching the hell out of it and came pretty close to figuring it out but I wanted to be sure so I just said fuck it and bought it. There are FTID services you can pay for though that's a lot cheaper than buying the method.

Interesting.

Without exposing anything, are you suggesting that a "fake tracking ID" Is used and when scanned by the carrier, It registers on their systems as a legit delivery on their manifest? I don't see how this Is possible. If you feel that some element of the method will be exposed, please do not reply to this.

It is indeed a real tracking number and a real parcel that is sent that I can say. Yes it would definitely be far to advanced and difficult to develop something that actually tricked a carriers whole internal system. Although that would be cool as fuck and very useful haha.

[mothered]

Yeah it's definitely super popular right now really changing the game. It's a paid method so no one is gonna tell you how to do it for free, also if it gets exposed in the open on a forum it will get shut down quicker obviously. I spent a good 2 weeks researching the hell out of it and came pretty close to figuring it out but I wanted to be sure so I just said fuck it and bought it. There are FTID services you can pay for though that's a lot cheaper than buying the method.

Interesting.

Without exposing anything, are you suggesting that a "fake tracking ID" Is used and when scanned by the carrier, It registers on their systems as a legit delivery on their manifest? I don't see how this Is possible. If you feel that some element of the method will be exposed, please do not reply to this.

It is indeed a real tracking number and a real parcel that is sent that I can say. Yes it would definitely be far to advanced and difficult to develop something that actually tricked a carriers whole internal system. Although that would be cool as fuck and very useful haha.

Appreciate your reply. I have a fair Idea of what It Involves.

I actually spoke with our carrier at work today, and asked (basically SEd ) him about how their tracking operates within their Internal systems. I received some valuable Information that's used by the majority of carriers.

[Jay875]

Yeah it's definitely super popular right now really changing the game. It's a paid method so no one is gonna tell you how to do it for free, also if it gets exposed in the open on a forum it will get shut down quicker obviously. I spent a good 2 weeks researching the hell out of it and came pretty close to figuring it out but I wanted to be sure so I just said fuck it and bought it. There are FTID services you can pay for though that's a lot cheaper than buying the method.

I thought I discovered it but I actually discovered a different method that not many people know either.

[JDolla]

I have an e-book with the method + more, PM me for info.