[dals]

Hi everyone, I'm writing this to understand better shipping labels from various carriers (DHL, GLS, etc) to learn more FTID and how to do it.

I'd like to know if any of you have seen or knows where I could find some information about how the shipping labels of various carriers are structured, because even if I decode the barcodes, matrices and QR codes some of the decoded Infos are meaningless if you don't know what they're referring to.

Can you help me? I tried searching on Google but I didn't find anything useful.
Thanks

[dals]

So no one knows anything about shipping labels? Interesting

This is just a bump to make it viewable by more people, don't hate me

[EquitableEngineer]

So no one knows anything about shipping labels? Interesting

This is just a bump to make it viewable by more people, don't hate me

Seek out FTID and LIT groups on TG. You might answers there.

[dals]

So no one knows anything about shipping labels? Interesting

This is just a bump to make it viewable by more people, don't hate me

Seek out FTID and LIT groups on TG. You might answers there.

Thank you so much for your reply, I'll find some and ask there

[Leonidas76]

In general, I would simply refrain from using FTID. I know the success rate seems to be high, but if they find out you sent them an envelope or empty box (assuming the LIT doesn't work), there is basically nothing you can say that will make them believe you are not a fraud.

[sem1231]

In general, I would simply refrain from using FTID. I know the success rate seems to be high, but if they find out you sent them an envelope or empty box (assuming the LIT doesn't work), there is basically nothing you can say that will make them believe you are not a fraud.

Is lit safe? And can you explain how these boxers do them a little? I know they scan them or something . But you know if it would work good on any products and fresh accounts?

[OMG elvisP]

Can I hire someone to do plzortgz pls

[dals]

In general, I would simply refrain from using FTID. I know the success rate seems to be high, but if they find out you sent them an envelope or empty box (assuming the LIT doesn't work), there is basically nothing you can say that will make them believe you are not a fraud.

You're right but isn't the idea behind FTID (at least some versions) that they'll not receive anything but the package will seem delivered to them?

[Leonidas76]

In general, I would simply refrain from using FTID. I know the success rate seems to be high, but if they find out you sent them an envelope or empty box (assuming the LIT doesn't work), there is basically nothing you can say that will make them believe you are not a fraud.

Is lit safe? And can you explain how these boxers do them a little? I know they scan them or something . But you know if it would work good on any products and fresh accounts?

I can give you some explanation, but I am not an expert on the matter as I have never tried it before. Thus I don't think its fair if I tell you how it works. There are probably some explanations on the forum, just search for FTID.

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In general, I would simply refrain from using FTID. I know the success rate seems to be high, but if they find out you sent them an envelope or empty box (assuming the LIT doesn't work), there is basically nothing you can say that will make them believe you are not a fraud.

You're right but isn't the idea behind FTID (at least some versions) that they'll not receive anything but the package will seem delivered to them?

I am guessing that is right, but how are you going to get the Tracking to say it is delivered but they haven't received something yet?

[letsstart]

Hi everyone, I'm writing this to understand better shipping labels from various carriers (DHL, GLS, etc) to learn more FTID and how to do it.

I'd like to know if any of you have seen or knows where I could find some information about how the shipping labels of various carriers are structured, because even if I decode the barcodes, matrices and QR codes some of the decoded Infos are meaningless if you don't know what they're referring to.

Can you help me? I tried searching on Google but I didn't find anything useful.
Thanks

I too would love to figure out how to do it but apparently now they do everything with insider