[mothered]

@mothered In relation to the above explanation, what is your view on it? Since your an SE'er who doesn't like this method.

but if you do it correctly, I don't get why Amazon / any other company should decline the FTID.

Read my latest article published yesterday, with particular attention to how warehousing, logistics and freight distribution operate.

If the so-called FTID was used against the company I work for, without a shadow of a doubt, It will fail each and every time. There are no Ifs, ands, or buts about It. The same applies to other companies/carriers/services who process shipments by consignment, tracking verification and physical return of goods Into their receiving area, Inclusive of digital records In their administration/Invoicing department(s).

And believe me, there are countless entities who operate In the above fashion.