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Refund report: Amazon, Paypal and the so-called FTID filter_list
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RE: Refund report: Amazon, Paypal and the so-called FTID #11
@mothered Why is the ftid method so stupid ? I think for any high valued paypal claims its the go to method for highest success rate.

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RE: Refund report: Amazon, Paypal and the so-called FTID #12
(06-26-2021, 12:58 AM)thebestser Wrote: @mothered Why is the ftid method so stupid ? I think for any high valued paypal claims its the go to method for highest success rate.
I've discussed It In my blog, namely why It has a significant failure rate.

If you're referring to PayPal approving the claim purely based on the tracking shown as "being delivered", then that's an Inconsistency with PayPal, and not the effectiveness of the method Itself. The objective of each and every method, Is to succeed under any circumstances and with an array of companies, and not dedicated to a single entity that lacks proper procedure being PayPal with the flawed so-called FTID method.
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RE: Refund report: Amazon, Paypal and the so-called FTID #13
(06-14-2021, 11:34 PM)futterbuckz Wrote: One rule all self-respecting social engineers follow is to never hit small companies.

Not to say I care about such matters, but the size of the company doesn't exactly change the morality. People can pretend they're Robin Hood if they want, though.
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RE: Refund report: Amazon, Paypal and the so-called FTID #14
(07-26-2021, 02:39 AM)Oni Wrote:
(06-14-2021, 11:34 PM)futterbuckz Wrote: One rule all self-respecting social engineers follow is to never hit small companies.

Not to say I care about such matters, but the size of the company doesn't exactly change the morality. People can pretend they're Robin Hood if they want, though.

Oh absolutely. I will never pretend that what we're doing is right or moral. This is for our own amusement/profit, not to GeT bACk aT CapiTAlisM. But let's say there's no need to make the lives of smaller companies more complicated than they already are.
(This post was last modified: 07-27-2021, 01:20 AM by futterbuckz.)

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RE: Refund report: Amazon, Paypal and the so-called FTID #15
This may be off topic, but I'm wondering, what's the price of the most expensive Item you've SE'd from amazon? I'm planning to SE something within the range of 1.5-2k GBP, and I'd find solace in knowing that it has been done before, and with what method(?)

Thanks Smile,
Aert

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RE: Refund report: Amazon, Paypal and the so-called FTID #16
(08-05-2021, 09:43 PM)aertergaery Wrote: This may be off topic, but I'm wondering, what's the price of the most expensive Item you've SE'd from amazon? I'm planning to SE something within the range of 1.5-2k GBP, and I'd find solace in knowing that it has been done before, and with what method(?)

Thanks Smile,
Aert
Rather than hijacking this thread, I kindly ask to create one of your own.
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RE: Refund report: Amazon, Paypal and the so-called FTID #17
Dude, I understood what it means to have a child and have such high expenses. It's a good thing we were prepared for this; the parents also helped us. We were lucky that they bought the stroller; they also said they were waiting for it to be on sale, but at least they bought something good and quality. My wife recently said she wants another one, a hiking stroller like these; see here. We are both passionate about going out in nature, and our child is already one year old, and we can start the adventure in three.
(This post was last modified: 03-23-2022, 10:43 AM by juicevert.)

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