[Magi]

Hi everyone!
I have a question about ftid to Neumark in DE. I wanted to ask if anyone has a valid ftid places. I have already sent a few parcels together with my colleagues, but all of them have been rejected. If someone has found a proven place, please write to me.

[mothered]

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[Roadman]

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

[ElieMK]

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.

[mothered]

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

If that's the case, there's no record that you've sent It back, so how will you demonstrate/justify that you did In fact return It for a refund?

[Roadman]

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

If that's the case, there's no record that you've sent It back, so how will you demonstrate/justify that you did In fact return It for a refund?

Sorry I meant remove everything apart from the barcode. Usually there's the tracking numbers underneath/above the barcode so I suggested to remove those. The company will see the parcels been marked as delivered and hopefully they will issue a refund.

Can the company scan the barcode and find out the tracking number manually rendering the whole ftid method useless? Of course they can, but that's why it's a gamble you must be willing to take.

[mothered]

I meant remove everything apart from the barcode. Usually there's the tracking numbers underneath/above the barcode so I suggested to remove those. The company will see the parcels been marked as delivered and hopefully they will issue a refund.

That's better.

Yes, I'm aware of how tracking numbers and their respective barcodes operate, Inclusive of the way the flawed so-called FTID method supposed to work. What you've just mentioned, makes perfect sense In a world of brain-dead representatives and carrier drivers who neglect to properly process consignments at their depot and Inwards goods department.