[thebabayaga13]

Any update @thebabayaga13 and @dex73r?

I'm about to send off mine any day now. I haven't changed anything on the label apart from the identifiable details. I'll wait for you guys to update me before I send it off.

yeah ftid didnt work and they denied my returns. they are doing inspections on returns.

How much roughly was your order ?

@durden666 do you have anything to say about this? Have you tried Nike since your first success?

$600, two pairs of shoes i tried to return via FTID, both denied

[mothered]

i tried to return via FTID, both denied

It doesn't surprise me one bit.

Given the amount of flaws and Inconsistencies with the so-called FTID method, It's a complete waste of time.

[durden666]

Not tried it since but 2 friends used my exact method with no issues.

[Green314]

Not tried it since but 2 friends used my exact method with no issues.

Same, FTID sometimes do works. No idea why.

[durden666]

Not tried it since but 2 friends used my exact method with no issues.

Same, FTID sometimes do works. No idea why.

Yup. In essence it does certainly have flaws. But these are very easy to work around with literally "social engineering". Just gotta think about it.

I've easily ftid 7k of electronics this month alone so far, and got more in process.

[absoluteunit]

Not tried it since but 2 friends used my exact method with no issues.

Same, FTID sometimes do works. No idea why.

Yup. In essence it does certainly have flaws. But these are very easy to work around with literally "social engineering". Just gotta think about it.

I've easily ftid 7k of electronics this month alone so far, and got more in process.

Dayum son, teach me the wonders of ftid!! can you link this ebook you were talking aboot??

[Roadman]

Not tried it since but 2 friends used my exact method with no issues.

Same, FTID sometimes do works. No idea why.

Yup. In essence it does certainly have flaws. But these are very easy to work around with literally "social engineering". Just gotta think about it.

I've easily ftid 7k of electronics this month alone so far, and got more in process.

Did you have to show Nike your postage receipt for them to accept? (I want to have my ftid work as smoothly as possible, I think I lost the receipt, I can look for it though)

Also, does ftid work for Amazon UK and if so, what's the ftid limit?

[durden666]

I can't answer all questions from everyone. There is simply too many details and variables. You just have to make a return and solve the label situation.

I deal with everything on a case to case basis. For example recently I was presented with the following scenario:

Amazon returns gave me a myhermes qr code. You're supposed to scan it at the myhermes terminal in certain convenience stores, and give them the parcel. I FTID this no problems. And it looks even more so legit because people can't comprehend that there are always flaws in systems.

[mothered]

You're supposed to scan it at the myhermes terminal in certain convenience stores, and give them the parcel. I FTID this no problems.

Without being entered Into their systems, on what grounds was the package dispatched, Identified by the carrier at their depot and In transit, and correctly received at the delivery point?

[durden666]

You're supposed to scan it at the myhermes terminal in certain convenience stores, and give them the parcel. I FTID this no problems.

Without being entered Into their systems, on what grounds was the package dispatched, Identified by the carrier at their depot and In transit, and correctly received at the delivery point?

I'd rather not disclose my method publicly. But it was entered into their system, dispatched and identified by their carrier at the depot.

generally, It doesn't concerns me what happens to the package after. As long as it doesn't get delivered to the Amazon warehouse. In my case it did due to the location of this particular warehouse I made sure it went directly to them, but, made sure it wasn't identifiable and was disposed of, or lost in the warehouse, so they have no record of it per se.

I say generally it doesn't concern me what happens to the ftid after its dispatched, because the key point here is that no one identifies it and links it to me. Even if it gets lost, it doesn't matter. I'll get my money back. Since the contract for returns is between the retailer and the courier. Therefore liability is on them. Unless explicitly stated so in the retailers terms and conditions.