[xoraplag]

You used weighted ftid? Or not. Because dont they look at the weight?

I just put some advertising in the envelope.

And you never had any trouble with them or the delivery company crosschecking the weight ?

Nope. I know it sounds too simple but it worked for me.
But that could have been just a lot of luck.

[azizouma]

I just put some advertising in the envelope.

And you never had any trouble with them or the delivery company crosschecking the weight ?

Nope. I know it sounds too simple but it worked for me.
But that could have been just a lot of luck.

Did you had an instant refund every time or did you ever had the company opening an investigation with delivery company to find out what happen ?

[sem1231]

I just put some advertising in the envelope.

And you never had any trouble with them or the delivery company crosschecking the weight ?

Nope. I know it sounds too simple but it worked for me.
But that could have been just a lot of luck.

how long did you wait when the ftid arrived?

[xoraplag]

And you never had any trouble with them or the delivery company crosschecking the weight ?

Nope. I know it sounds too simple but it worked for me.
But that could have been just a lot of luck.

Did you had an instant refund every time or did you ever had the company opening an investigation with delivery company to find out what happen ?

And you never had any trouble with them or the delivery company crosschecking the weight ?

how long did you wait when the ftid arrived?

I tried it only once and waited 14 days after returning it

[Nebber]

I mean at least for the more expensive EU Amazon orders (like iPhones) it is confirmed that their customer service employees no longer have the ability to issue refunds of such large amounts of money. Even after 30 days have passed they always redirect your case to a higher department that carefully verifies the case and checks with the carrier the exact weight of the package as it was sent and they simply respond that the item returned to them not arrived or that they receiced empty envelope or that the package was delivered to a different address.

Maybe you meant one of the variants of this method, LIT. This method still works, but it takes much more time than it used to and the chance of a package being lost in transit is very small unless you have a well-developed method.
Anyway, I haven't seen any refunders doing FTID on amazon recently, most of them doing the popular "instant scans".

what kind of limits have you seen are still possible with amazon?

Honestly, I haven't tried anything cheaper than about $800. Last year I managed to get a few apple products, it worked like a charm. I haven't tried to buy something cheaper yet, but the last orders in such amounts have failed. I'll let you know here when I find out about the limit.

Had a failed refund on WIR on Amazon recently for a MacBook, looking into LIT and boxing at the moment. Only seeing bad news with FTID right now