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RE: Concerning email friend received from amazon - blaccent523 - 07-31-2021

(07-30-2021, 05:08 PM)mothered Wrote:
Quote:My friend and myself did FTID on amazon on our accounts awhile back before we found these forums showing the flaws of this method
For future reference, don't use the flawed so-called FTID garbage.
What's the best method for Amazon otherwise?


RE: Concerning email friend received from amazon - DragonyCat - 07-31-2021

(07-31-2021, 10:57 PM)blaccent523 Wrote:
(07-30-2021, 05:08 PM)mothered Wrote:
Quote:My friend and myself did FTID on amazon on our accounts awhile back before we found these forums showing the flaws of this method
For future reference, don't use the flawed so-called FTID garbage.
What's the best method for Amazon otherwise?

Me wondering the same thing ^


RE: Concerning email friend received from amazon - mothered - 08-01-2021

(07-31-2021, 08:12 PM)Oni Wrote: The amount you've denounced it, one must wonder why anyone would ever use this method. It seems like the most unsuccessful, out of all the ones discussed.
If we were living In the 60s, whereby scanning systems and tracking technology for freight distribution was non-existent, then I'd understand why SE'ers would opt for the FTID.

Nowadays and for obvious reasons, It's a poorly formulated method.