[morrison]

sorry but I didn't understand an FTID thing; when we get the package, do we take it and remove all the company details and contents and then return it to the courier later?

[Filament]

An iPhone 11

Go for FTID. IPhone 11 price range sounds about right for FTID.

On topic, I've noticed on Amazon returns labels there's one or two additional "barcodes" which I assume are used by the courier company to speed up the sorting process.

@mothered, since you mentioned Amazon can scan these barcodes themselves to find out the original TID anyway regardless if you edit out the TID; would you recommend to completely remove these additional "barcodes"?

Remove all Identifiable details from the company, leaving only the carrier's tracking number- that's all that Is required for the package to reach Its destination.

Tracking barcode* right?

sorry but I didn't understand an FTID thing; when we get the package, do we take it and remove all the company details and contents and then return it to the courier later?

About right. Use a new label and modify with software to make it look legit. Make sure that the package will get disposed of upon receipt.

[series95]

amazon can scan the barcodes? so there are 3 barcodes on the retoure label in germany, so the tracking code, identcode and the amazon code
so i put some other barcodes on it? so only the tracking code is left? its confusing mehr right now^^

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i mean we dont have the option to send back by myself

[Filament]

amazon can scan the barcodes? so there are 3 barcodes on the retoure label in germany, so the tracking code, identcode and the amazon code
so i put some other barcodes on it? so only the tracking code is left? its confusing mehr right now^^

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i mean we dont have the option to send back by myself

Completely remove any barcodes the courier does not use. Don't need to replace it with another, that will bring more suspicion.

[series95]

in bobs guide are 3 barcodes 2 for dhl and one for amazon

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at zalando is one more the assignment code which is probably not important

[Filament]

in bobs guide are 3 barcodes 2 for dhl and one for amazon

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at zalando is one more the assignment code which is probably not important

Honestly, I used to really believe in Bob's guide, but after a few days of research, I've learned you really need to take everything in it with a few grains of salt. Some parts are just blatantly wrong. It's good as a reference and starting point though. There's lots you can research, not just from Bob's book. I've learned there is much to learn in almost each and every little detail. I personally love learning new things so it's pretty fun for me to research/ discuss everything.

[mothered]

Make sure that the package will get disposed of upon receipt.

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That's the objective of the most effective FTID method.

[series95]

I have been looking for a few information for weeks but these are rarely disclosed .. I am grateful for any info

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that sounds good but don't know where I can get such a safe drop

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but that it has to be right from the weight is right?

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maybe i'll get the little tip, rather through private persons or companies?

[Filament]

I have been looking for a few information for weeks but these are rarely disclosed .. I am grateful for any info

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that sounds good but don't know where I can get such a safe drop

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but that it has to be right from the weight is right?

Honestly, I find that very little (useful) information is given on SE'ing forums (other than SL - but even then, there isn't an answer for everything here). I would expand search to normal "not sketchy" (as in not forums like nulled/ hackforums/ cracked/ etc.) sites.
What do you mean safe drop? A drop isn't necessarily required.

A proper weight would make the SE more likely to succeed, if it does not bring upon extra suspicion.

[series95]

can we talk a bit more privately on discord or telegram?