[shzxu]

I was wondering why does FTID work? When you FTID an item that is for ex. 3kg and you put 500g of candy, wont they know the weight doesnt match? What does the support look at when you contact them and they see the refund label was received?

[mothered]

Who told you that It works?

[taptap]

It all depends what kind of FTID you do and who you are doing it with. Different strokes for different folks. Read, learn, practise and get better at it.

[ButtCheese00]

What do you mean by The Refund label ?

[mothered]

What do you mean by The Refund label ?

I'm thinking the same thing.

I believe he/she Is referring to the return label.

[Blox13]

It does work if you do it correctly and certain conditions by the retailer are met (courier they use, the method you use to pay etc.). It's helpful to know how to SE someone over the phone/chat if required (but not always).

It doesn't work with every store (although it works for the majority) but people who claim it doesn't work in general I feel haven't tried it or don't know how to do it correctly.

[weaksauce]

Who told you that It works?

i think some people know a better way of doing ftid than the ones you describe on socialengineers.. i'm guessing they photoshop a custom shipping label in some clever way? I dont really understand tbh and no one will tell me lol.

[mothered]

i'm guessing they photoshop a custom shipping label in some clever way?

Irrespective of how well the shipping label Is edited, the tracking number must show as delivered to the correct destination.

Given carriers work on a scanning system, the receiver's details on the label, has no relevance. In my line of work, I can assure you that the so-called flawed FTID method will fail on every occasion. There's no Ifs, ands, or buts about It. Our drivers scan packages at the collection point, and the same when It's dropped off at their depot. It's scanned again just before loading It Into their van and a final scan at the receiver's end. That "4 scans In total"- Impossible to bypass.

[weaksauce]

i'm guessing they photoshop a custom shipping label in some clever way?

Irrespective of how well the shipping label Is edited, the tracking number must show as delivered to the correct destination.

Given carriers work on a scanning system, the receiver's details on the label, has no relevance. In my line of work, I can assure you that the so-called flawed FTID method will fail on every occasion. There's no Ifs, ands, or buts about It. Our drivers scan packages at the collection point, and the same when It's dropped off at their depot. It's scanned again just before loading It Into their van and a final scan at the receiver's end. That "4 scans In total"- Impossible to bypass.

was thinking about this this morning... what if i attached the return label with water.. so that it falls off when dries..

[mothered]

what if i attached the return label with water.. so that it falls off when dries..

That means the tracking number and Its respective barcode, will also be removed with the label.

As such, the package (or whatever It Is you're sending) will not be marked as delivered.