(07-13-2023, 07:38 PM)Nebber Wrote:

(07-13-2023, 06:47 PM)FortuneCookie4 Wrote:

(07-13-2023, 04:02 PM)Nebber Wrote: Alright thanks, I get you. So more or less not worth trying unless I’m able to use my own printer? Would of course test how long the ink takes to disappear first but just looking for the best method to stick too right now. Had a failed Amazon macbook refund recently when I returned the incorrect item so need to sort it out.

It is a tricky one as it requires upfront cost and some trial runs to figure out how long it takes for the ink to disappear and time it with that particular carrier so they missed the relabelled window (e.g. once it is loaded onto the truck, not at the sorting plant) . Even when it is perfectly execute, there are still many variables we can't account for. And some retailers just downright refused to entertain LIT (amz do though).

Unless you are going to do many LITs, perhaps it is better to pay a reputable boxer to do it. In the short run it is cheaper and more reliable.

Yeah I hear you, appreciate the help thank you. Want to try this a bit more regularly so gonna give the dry ice method a try for now

(07-14-2023, 11:55 AM)FortuneCookie4 Wrote:

(07-13-2023, 07:38 PM)Nebber Wrote:

(07-13-2023, 06:47 PM)FortuneCookie4 Wrote: It is a tricky one as it requires upfront cost and some trial runs to figure out how long it takes for the ink to disappear and time it with that particular carrier so they missed the relabelled window (e.g. once it is loaded onto the truck, not at the sorting plant) . Even when it is perfectly execute, there are still many variables we can't account for. And some retailers just downright refused to entertain LIT (amz do though).

Unless you are going to do many LITs, perhaps it is better to pay a reputable boxer to do it. In the short run it is cheaper and more reliable.

Yeah I hear you, appreciate the help thank you. Want to try this a bit more regularly so gonna give the dry ice method a try for now

good luck dude. keep us posted