RE: FTID question 06-07-2023, 12:31 AM
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(06-06-2023, 11:53 PM)NorthSpamz Wrote:(06-06-2023, 10:20 PM)cookz028lulz Wrote:(06-06-2023, 09:57 PM)NorthSpamz Wrote: Respectfully, I have never understood why people would use a refunding service. Why not just learn the methods yourself and do it independently? You will save even more money that way.
Most people don't know how to edit the label properly from certain couriers (Fedex/UPS) for example. This is a big reason why this method is nowhere as good as it used to. The good refunders know how to edit the barcodes properly which increases the odds of it getting delivered to the "edited address".
A lot of FTID actually gets to the original business (failed).
I do find that rather interesting. I had learnt how to FTID free from resources found online, everything is so easily accessible, all you need to do is want to find it bad enough. I haven't failed a single FTID since *touch wood*. I guess people don't like taking risks aswell.
Your FTID is failing doesn't mean the SE will fail. Because the 2nd part of this method being successful is how organized the company with their return/communication.
You are just editing the address/written information on label (if you are using those online guides), very few couriers go by address written on it. It's the hard coded address on the barcode that they deliver to and they can't release the package unless they are around that geo location. So even if your FTID (fails) and gets delivered to original address you can still get away with the SE depending on the company, because they may think it's a random/spam etc. Although, some couriers are easy to FTID because they only have one barcode (tracking) and they deliver based on address on label.
For example, FTID won't work with Best buy direct because their returns actually cordinate and take their time, But it will work with place like Amazon.
(This post was last modified: 06-07-2023, 12:55 AM by Wreck_C.)




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