[Tondor]

Everywhere I see it currently... the LIT method. Or I think also called FTID V6. Is the Lost in Transit method really recommended?

[_Kenzo_]

Chances are nobody here will recommend it. Mainly because there is no clear ‘method’ with full instructions without any inconsistencies or major points of failure. Unlike the other various SE methods discussed here and on Mothered’s website with proven successes.

However, there are refunding services that will do high value LIT. With a pretty high success rate, according to their vouches (for what they’re worth).

But again, you won’t see that discussed here as mainly this forum focuses on SE’s which can be methodologically and consistently performed by the individual.

[Tondor]

Thank you for the detailed answer. Are you saying that the LIT method has many inconsistencies and it is better to go back to proven methods (like on the mothered website)? Indeed, I really don't know how "exactly" to proceed with the method. It's pretty wishy-washy to me.

[mothered]

Is the Lost in Transit method really recommended?

It's a variant of the flawed so-called FTID, that contains an array of Inconsistencies and predominantly relies on the mismanagement of those handling the shipment for Its success.

Every other traditional method Is designed, formulated, and compatible with every company on any level.