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Is there any way to save a failed FTID? #1
I always wanted to try FTID but I see it as the worst way to SE because if they deny the refund you have no way to get you're money back, besides a chargeback right?
You can't just say "I want to return it again, but for real this time" right?
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RE: Is there any way to save a failed FTID? #2
how about "hello, just letting you know that for some reason the parcel returned to me, please confirm that the correct address is abcd, so I'll try sending it again,"
(This post was last modified: 06-22-2024, 11:24 PM by HEIS.)

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RE: Is there any way to save a failed FTID? #3
(06-22-2024, 10:39 PM)TorUser827PlsNoBan Wrote: I always wanted to try FTID but I see it as the worst way to SE because if they deny the refund you have no way to get you're money back, besides a chargeback right?
You can't just say "I want to return it again, but for real this time" right?

Depends how much they find out about the ftid. It is not a good method anyway. Better to fail a stupid EB over a 10kg item instead because u always have the option B to send it back. With FTID dependa
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RE: Is there any way to save a failed FTID? #4
When FTID fails, it's pretty obvious to the receiver/seller that you were attempting fraud. There's zero plausible deniability.

Not only you get in trouble with the seller, but you also get in trouble for attempting to defraud the postal system, which is a serious crime in many countries.

This method scales easily and takes advantage of lazy logistics workers. But when it fails, and it will fail in the long run, it fails horribly.

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RE: Is there any way to save a failed FTID? #5
Depends what you mean by fail? Were they able to find the ftid mail and that's why they're denying you or they're outright denying despite the ftid succeeding?

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RE: Is there any way to save a failed FTID? #6
(06-24-2024, 03:02 AM)baneman360 Wrote: Depends what you mean by fail? Were they able to find the ftid mail and that's why they're denying you or they're outright denying despite the ftid succeeding?
Iv never FTID'd. Just curious about it. I see what you mean, there are many ways it can fail.
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