[Filament]

I normally just send my Nike FTID and Amazon FTID with empty Envelopes and an edited prepaid tracking label - worked for them so thought maybe could work for John Lewis

Yeah correct. Just put the edited shipping label onto a plain white envelope and sent it. Reckon it would work?

Can't really say. Can only hope for the best. I'm honestly leaning a bit towards no because I've never heard of an envelope (an empty one nonetheless) with a tracking label. Maybe I'm just uninformed though. Normally envelopes are sent with a stamp.  Keep us updated, I'm curious if it works.

Interesting. It very well may work. It's really up to the whoever receives your package whether to throw it out or investigate/keep it.

[mothered]

I normally just send my Nike FTID and Amazon FTID with empty Envelopes and an edited prepaid tracking label - worked for them so thought maybe could work for John Lewis

Every warehouse Inwards goods/receiving department, operate differently to some degree.

Some scan each and every Item, thus recorded In their Internal systems pending approval or declined. In this case, the FTID will fail.

[InsaneAK]

If FTID fails, then is there anything you suggest to do to try and save it?

I normally just send my Nike FTID and Amazon FTID with empty Envelopes and an edited prepaid tracking label - worked for them so thought maybe could work for John Lewis

Every warehouse Inwards goods/receiving department, operate differently to some degree. 

Some scan each and every Item, thus It's recorded In their Internal systems pending approval or declined. In this case, the FTID will fail.

[mothered]

If FTID fails, then is there anything you suggest to do to try and save it?

If they've Identified that the tracking number Is associated with your order, then It will be scanned and added to their systems.

As such, this cannot be reversed and If you attempt another method with the same Items on the same account, It will raise suspicion and for the most part, fail.

[Filament]

If FTID fails, then is there anything you suggest to do to try and save it?

I normally just send my Nike FTID and Amazon FTID with empty Envelopes and an edited prepaid tracking label - worked for them so thought maybe could work for John Lewis

Every warehouse Inwards goods/receiving department, operate differently to some degree. 

Some scan each and every Item, thus It's recorded In their Internal systems pending approval or declined. In this case, the FTID will fail.

If your FTID fails, you can still send your items back and get a normal refund. But succeeding the SE itself is pretty slim if your FTID fails.

[mothered]

@InsaneAK, any further developments with your SE?

[InsaneAK]

I’m just waiting for the tracking to update on the empty envelope. Once it’s arrived I’ll let you guys know

@InsaneAK, any further developments with your SE?

[mothered]

I’m just waiting for the tracking to update on the empty envelope.

Once it’s arrived I’ll let you guys know

Please do.

[SE.UK]

Good luck bud! FTID great while it lasts, but it won't last long!

[Roadman]

Good luck bud! FTID great while it lasts, but it won't last long!

What changes do you forecast happening?