[mothered]

The tracking doesnt state where delivered
Only shows that it is delievered

Delivered to where? There must be a receiving point to deem It delivered.

Tracking numbers are used to track shipments during transit, and to their destination.

[Charonony]

Yes, the package was delivered to the manipulated label rather than the orginial.

FTID Option 3 works..... welll to a certain degeree

[mothered]

Yes, the package was delivered to the manipulated label rather than the orginial.

The tracking doesnt state where delivered
Only shows that it is delievered

So "where" does the tracking show It's delivered?

If It's deemed delivered, there must be a delivery point, otherwise It'll still be In transit.

[Charonony]

Ill show u the email.

Maybe itll make sense once you see it

But for now , Im telling you its delivered at the manipulated address

And "states" delivered at the orginial address

[mothered]

But for now , Im telling you its delivered at the manipulated address

And "states" delivered at the orginial address

^ This Is what I was trying to establish.

To finally clarify everything, It was delivered to another address, but (as you've mentioned above) the tracking states It's delivered to the original address, correct?

[Charonony]

yes, correct
delivered to the other address but marked delivered to the orignial

[Filament]

I believe FITD is flawed as mothered stated. I will share my experience.

I used option 3 as that one makes the most sense in regards to success

I did a trial just to experiment what would happen, basically using a house I had access to.

SO the pacakge was logged online to be sent to a pizza place. Within two days shipping, it successfully went to where it needed, (not the pizza place, obviously) .

This had me thinking the method worked and was a perfect shot at refunding ANYTHING.

Exactly, one week later I recieve an email from the post office.
They noted the package had a weight discrepancy and that the labels were different.
The email read as this;

"An over payment has been identified for a label on your account and you will be refunded the additional postage paid.
The information entered during label creation differed from the information captured by (shipping company) during the shipping process. "

I figured the weight could be managed for manipulation
BUT the issue seems to be the emailed notice of what was done.
I followed the instructions step by step in the ebook
The pacakge landed but I dont like the fact an email is sent to the label creator.
It makes me wonder when actually implemented on a company, what notice would they receive.
I believe the reason it works is because the tracking number is scanned and gives a confirmation to the company asap. Therefore approving the refund. Though it seems paypal is the better way to go when doing ftid.
I guess my worries come from possible investigation and awareness of the label.
Any tips, suggestions, or experiences you guys had would be appreciated. I would love to hear someone who actually uses this method flawlessly without problem.
THanks.

https://www.usps.com/business/verify-postage.htm
Found more information regarding over-payment for USPS. I'm not seeing anything for other couriers, but maybe my google-fu is too weak.

[mothered]

yes, correct
delivered to the other address but marked delivered to the orignial

Thanks for clarifying It.

Carries record their delivery runs for each and every destination and enter the Information Into their systems at their depot, during, and before close of business. The only way I can see this failing, Is If an Investigation Is checked against the carrier's manifest and deemed delivered to the other address.

[Filament]

yes, correct
delivered to the other address but marked delivered to the orignial

Thanks for clarifying It.

Carries record their delivery runs for each and every destination and enter the Information Into their systems at their depot, during, and before close of business. The only way I can see this failing, Is If an Investigation Is checked against the carrier's manifest and deemed delivered to the other address.

Do you know what information carriers give during investigation?

[mothered]

yes, correct
delivered to the other address but marked delivered to the orignial

Thanks for clarifying It.

Carries record their delivery runs for each and every destination and enter the Information Into their systems at their depot, during, and before close of business. The only way I can see this failing, Is If an Investigation Is checked against the carrier's manifest and deemed delivered to the other address.

Do you know what information carriers give during investigation?

Generally speaking, but not limited to:

* Con note numbers.
* Date & time of delivery.
* Weights & dimensions.
* Tracking numbers.
* Signature(s) of receipt.
* Images of delivery confirmation.
* Damage reports raised.