[mothered]

No dry ice to hand and can't really afford to wait any longer to return the phone.

Then add extra packing as a weight substitute.

If you send It without adding anything, a 200 gram variance "will" register on the carrier's weighing facilities and If an Investigation Is opened, the SE will fail.

[manny8975]

No dry ice to hand and can't really afford to wait any longer to return the phone.

Then add extra packing as a weight substitute.

If you send It without adding anything, a 200 gram variance "will" register on the carrier's weighing facilities and If an Investigation Is opened, the SE will fail.

Of course, thanks again. Also Roadman if you read mothered's guide, he doesn't reccomend FTID.

[NGwill]

Any specific suggestions on the boxing method to use? Dry ice, postal packing items?

Or does it not really matter

200 grams Is a little too heavy without adding a weight substitute. Of course, that's based on the company opening an Investigation and cross-checking the consignment.

Given Its pretty light, not much dry Ice would be needed. Moreover, It will definitely sublimate by the time the package reaches Its destination, so this will be the way to go.

Was kinda hoping you wouldn't say that, lol. No dry ice to hand and can't really afford to wait any longer to return the phone. Would postal worker items be sufficient, or would I be better paying for a dry ice boxing service maybe?

Thank you for your help by the way.

Postal worker items sounds sufficient. A roll of tape, half filled water bottle or additional crumpled up packing paper.