[Neymar10]

Hey guys

I'm looking for method to SE an iphone (just one i'm not into the business of buy and sell) and maybe later a macbook

However with all the techniques available i don't know witch one to pick

FTID seems flawed to me and empty box i'm not sure about it since the item cost to much

What is the technique to do an SE on iphone ? Wheter it's from amazon or apple.Com doesn't matter i just want the best technique

FTID looks garbage to me like the carrier is not that stupid to just deliver to the adress photoshoped but i will see the adress on the bare code

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[ElieMK]

Dna or FTID with amazon has a 100% success rate with my experience on both iPhones and MacBooks.

Refunders use ftid with amazon and it works all the time.

[Neymar10]

Dna or FTID with amazon has a 100% success rate with my experience on both iPhones and MacBooks.

Refunders use ftid with amazon and it works all the time.

What's you're country ?

How do you FTID ? I heard it has a lot of flaws since the carrier will probably check delivery on the barecode (adress is in maybe ? )

[mothered]

I've read your PM regarding the sealed box method, and It has a very high chance of success, IPhones Included.

For a flawless reseal, you'd need a heat sealer machine from here or here, as well as the factory film from this site. If the company has no reason to check your return, then they'd have every reason to approve It.

[ElieMK]

Honestly, I'm a little new to the refunding game but I have done a few myself using DNA. Recently, I bought something off argos with next day delivery (under £100), would I be able to refund it via DNA if I didn't sign for it? I have heard they're tough to do so I want to make sure before doing anything stupid. It was an armani watch btw

Dna or FTID with amazon has a 100% success rate with my experience on both iPhones and MacBooks.

Refunders use ftid with amazon and it works all the time.

What's you're country ?

How do you FTID ? I heard it has a lot of flaws since the carrier will probably check delivery on the barecode (adress is in maybe ? )

UK.

ftid works 100% - Been proved working with amazon, raybans, farfetch uk, nike, adidas & reebok.
Those are in order from easiest to hardest.
The only thing you need to know is the specific ftid address. That, I won't share with you for obvious reasons.

I've read your PM regarding the sealed box method, and It has a very high chance of success, IPhones Included.

For a flawless reseal, you'd need a heat sealer machine from here or here, as well as the factory film from this site. If the company has no reason to check your return, then they'd have every reason to approve It.

This won't work with newer models of apple products as the material they use have specific perforations in the film. Ontop of that, the new way apple has to open the seals are hard to replicate. They come with a pre- cut 5x opening under the area which you need to pull.

Edit: never mind, just seen they have the new factory seals for the new iphones. Didn't realise they had released those. Interesting.

[mothered]

Edit: never mind, just seen they have the new factory seals for the new iphones. Didn't realise they had released those. Interesting.

That's what my previous post Is based on.

It's still possible to replicate just about any seal. There's no rush when resealing - If need be, take an entire week to create a flawless finish.

[botts]

Honestly, I'm a little new to the refunding game but I have done a few myself using DNA. Recently, I bought something off argos with next day delivery (under £100), would I be able to refund it via DNA if I didn't sign for it? I have heard they're tough to do so I want to make sure before doing anything stupid. It was an armani watch btw

Dna or FTID with amazon has a 100% success rate with my experience on both iPhones and MacBooks.

Refunders use ftid with amazon and it works all the time.

What's you're country ?

How do you FTID ? I heard it has a lot of flaws since the carrier will probably check delivery on the barecode (adress is in maybe ? )

UK.

ftid works 100% - Been proved working with amazon, raybans, farfetch uk, nike, adidas & reebok.
Those are in order from easiest to hardest.
The only thing you need to know is the specific ftid address. That, I won't share with you for obvious reasons.

I've read your PM regarding the sealed box method, and It has a very high chance of success, IPhones Included.

For a flawless reseal, you'd need a heat sealer machine from here or here, as well as the factory film from this site. If the company has no reason to check your return, then they'd have every reason to approve It.

This won't work with newer models of apple products as the material they use have specific perforations in the film. Ontop of that, the new way apple has to open the seals are hard to replicate. They come with a pre- cut 5x opening under the area which you need to pull.

Edit: never mind, just seen they have the new factory seals for the new iphones. Didn't realise they had released those. Interesting.

FTID absolutely does not work 100%.

[mothered]

FTID absolutely does not work 100%.

^

Enough said.

[ElieMK]

Honestly, I'm a little new to the refunding game but I have done a few myself using DNA. Recently, I bought something off argos with next day delivery (under £100), would I be able to refund it via DNA if I didn't sign for it? I have heard they're tough to do so I want to make sure before doing anything stupid. It was an armani watch btw

What's you're country ?

How do you FTID ? I heard it has a lot of flaws since the carrier will probably check delivery on the barecode (adress is in maybe ? )

UK.

ftid works 100% - Been proved working with amazon, raybans, farfetch uk, nike, adidas & reebok.
Those are in order from easiest to hardest.
The only thing you need to know is the specific ftid address. That, I won't share with you for obvious reasons.

I've read your PM regarding the sealed box method, and It has a very high chance of success, IPhones Included.

For a flawless reseal, you'd need a heat sealer machine from here or here, as well as the factory film from this site. If the company has no reason to check your return, then they'd have every reason to approve It.

This won't work with newer models of apple products as the material they use have specific perforations in the film. Ontop of that, the new way apple has to open the seals are hard to replicate. They come with a pre- cut 5x opening under the area which you need to pull.

Edit: never mind, just seen they have the new factory seals for the new iphones. Didn't realise they had released those. Interesting.

FTID absolutely does not work 100%.

It’s not my fault that some of you people are uneducated and do not know how to get this done correctly.

Just because you don’t think it works and just because mothered thinks it doesn’t work, it doesn’t change the fact that this has worked 100%

https://ibb.co/W6NQ0B9
https://ibb.co/phQTwnD
https://ibb.co/LQnrC4v
https://ibb.co/gjMwVL5
https://ibb.co/nRwc6BZ
https://ibb.co/crDq46t
https://ibb.co/jvgbxk2

Check and see the returned completed/ return started.

Maybe you should learn to do it correctly before stating it doesn’t work kid.

Now tell me you don’t know how to SE without telling me you don’t know how to SE

[mothered]

Just because you don’t think it works and just because mothered thinks it doesn’t work, it doesn’t change the fact that this has worked 100%

100%? 

Essentially, "100%" Is not prone to failure against each and every company, however you've stated otherwise as per below.

Send the ftid directly to the company instead. Just remove the identifiable details and tracking number.

I wouldn’t.
Depending on the company, this might not be a good idea.

Small companies can usually keep the items received back and if the op contacts them and they ask for proof of posting/ tracking. They can reference it back.