[SE.UK]

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

What changes do you forecast happening?

As with another discussion with @mothered, companies will begin to put in place better tracking systems for 'returns'. Example scenario, John Lewis, will bill if the return isn't received with 14 days of the request.

They will implement strategies similar to those used by Currys. Collection only, label provided by courier.

They will implement tracking; at the moment - editing the label leaves one crucial element the tracking barcode. If people aren't smart with the way that they're generating these labels (ie. just online and not in the post office) then it is 100% trackable to the sender.

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Just remember - SE smart, don't be lazy.

[mothered]

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

What changes do you forecast happening?

As with another discussion with @mothered, companies will begin to put in place better tracking systems for 'returns'. Example scenario, John Lewis, will bill if the return isn't received with 14 days of the request.

They will implement strategies similar to those used by Currys. Collection only, label provided by courier.

They will implement tracking; at the moment - editing the label leaves one crucial element the tracking barcode. If people aren't smart with the way that they're generating these labels (ie. just online and not in the post office) then it is 100% trackable to the sender.

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Just remember - SE smart, don't be lazy.

I certainly agree.

I've posted a general example of how carriers operate with their scanning and freight.