[Jeejee]

I found this method FTID RTS somewhere, and im just wondering would it work. All it does is reroute back to the warehouse of online store you purchase, and only work on ups. And the method saying you get instant refund when calling them up and they see that it got reroute to their warehouse.

[zer0x]

Can you share the method?
I know it a bit but a guide would be nice

[Jeejee]

Can you share the method?
I know it a bit but a guide would be nice

So imma just say it simple

When u receive the package, the package that you received (needs to be from ups) will have the label as normal. Take picture with some sort of document app and get it on your computer. After that there is on up left corner a address the warehouse or shops address. Edit the address that was yours to the up left corner address. Drop it to ups and. After 4-5days it should arrive they place, call them and ask where the package and they should issue you a refund.

[eljot88]

Can you share the method?
I know it a bit but a guide would be nice

So imma just say it simple

When u receive the package, the package that you received (needs to be from ups) will have the label as normal. Take picture with some sort of document app and get it on your computer. After that there is on up left corner a address the warehouse or shops address. Edit the address that was yours to the up left corner address. Drop it to ups and. After 4-5days it should arrive they place, call them and ask where the package and they should issue you a refund.

So only UPS uses the same label to returns?
I saw that method but I still don’t get it how it works.

[Jeejee]

Can you share the method?
I know it a bit but a guide would be nice

So imma just say it simple

When u receive the package, the package that you received (needs to be from ups) will have the label as normal. Take picture with some sort of document app and get it on your computer. After that there is on up left corner a address the warehouse or shops address. Edit the address that was yours to the up left corner address. Drop it to ups and. After 4-5days it should arrive they place, call them and ask where the package and they should issue you a refund.

So only UPS uses the same label to returns?
I saw that method but I still don’t get it how it works.

Its not like returning, you reroute. When you like forgot to pick up the packet its reroute back to warehouse. And they would just see like oh its probably rerouted beacause some issues on carrier.

[eljot88]

So imma just say it simple

When u receive the package, the package that you received (needs to be from ups) will have the label as normal. Take picture with some sort of document app and get it on your computer. After that there is on up left corner a address the warehouse or shops address. Edit the address that was yours to the up left corner address. Drop it to ups and. After 4-5days it should arrive they place, call them and ask where the package and they should issue you a refund.

So only UPS uses the same label to returns?
I saw that method but I still don’t get it how it works.

Its not like returning, you reroute. When you like forgot to pick up the packet its reroute back to warehouse. And they would just see like oh its probably rerouted beacause some issues on carrier.

Ok but you pick up the package anyway, so that information goes to their system. After that, should I go with that box which has delivered status, to send it back, changing only address?

[Jeejee]

So only UPS uses the same label to returns?
I saw that method but I still don’t get it how it works.

Its not like returning, you reroute. When you like forgot to pick up the packet its reroute back to warehouse. And they would just see like oh its probably rerouted beacause some issues on carrier.

Ok but you pick up the package anyway, so that information goes to their system. After that, should I go with that box which has delivered status,  to send it back, changing only address?

Im not sure, but its the ups label handling probably overrides old information. And edit the label that was on package.