[InternetRockStar]

My experience is limited to North America, but it should work just the same anywhere, as long as it's a physical product, and you can get a return label for it. I'm not sure if furniture will work, but it might.

The exact details of how it works I'm going to keep private. Any method that becomes public will eventually be patched, usually just one store at first, but then another store, and another, until every store knows about it.

I've seen it happen with every method that becomes public. Just a few years ago, even a complete fool could get rich by simply using did not arrive, empty box, and the sealed box method. You might've noticed that even FTID isn't working out quite as well as it used to back in 2020.

So what is it? UTD FTID LIT because you need a label to do it

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How long does it take for a refund to hit? And could you do any clothing companies or any nice tech companies?

LIT. Refund times vary, but you should expect a week, to be on the safe side.

So it's just lost in transit?