RE: FTID gone wrong, How can I Improve. +Public Service Annoucement. 12-07-2023, 02:33 AM
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(12-07-2023, 12:54 AM)defected11 Wrote:Don't(12-04-2023, 09:20 PM)Ellsyian Wrote: UPS UK for reference. I was using the S/N method and even had to send in a video, which I did, everything was going great until I got this message:
"We've confirmed with the carrier that this shipment was flagged as a fraud risk. This can occur if the carrier identifies modifications to the label or other attempts to tamper with the package. We are unable to process a refund or provide a replacement. Ticket close. You cannot reply."
For this I used a very popular boxing service on Nulled - MrsIntegra - don't use them, utter morons
I'm not sure what caused this to fail. I understand that for UK, UPS has an identifier like GBR ### #-## - this is limited to a small geographic area - commander fucknugget above had the ftid destination more than 150 miles outside of that zone. It could also be that address has been used more than a hooker on black Friday.
This is what I have when I plug in the tracking number:
Your shipment
Removed for privacy
Delivered On
Day of the Week, Month, ## in month at 14:14 at Dock
Returned To
BILSTON GB
Received By:
JON
Proof of Delivery
So what do I do? I had 2 ideas - Involving regenerating the scanning barcode that contains the address to a different nearby address and text editing the "Ship to" information to 1 of the 2 below
(1)Find a business that accepts envelopes - Will the ftid fail If I put the label on an envelope instead of a package - envelope is obviously easier to get accepted but if that lowers the success rate I have no problem with an actual box.
(2)Try to get the real name and address of someone that lives in the nearby area and address it to them.
I don't know how to do number 1 - perhaps just find a warehouse or factory in the area. Number 2 will be a pain in the ass.
I'd really appreciate any and all advice on this. Don't assume I know anything.
was about to use mrsintegra


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