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FTID 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 5.5, & 6:
FTID Version 1:
(No changes; only boxing)
Personally, I used Amazon.DE the most. As of today, it is recommended to use either Option 2 or Option 3, as they have a higher success rate. If you write "no changes" on the label, the seller is very likely to find out you returned an empty package, especially if they do not use third-party companies for returns. Since Option 2 and 3 require you to make changes to the label, which are very simple for everyone, I will no longer describe this option because it only has disadvantages when compared to Option 2 and 3.
FTID Version 2:
Remove personal and order-related details.
This method can be used with both prepaid labels from the company and your own label. Consider using a prepaid label if available. If you have to create your own label, I recommend buying one from the carrier's website and printing it yourself. So, once you have your label, remove all personal/order-related information from it so the company cannot find your order!
FTID Version 3:
"Change shipping address"
This method allows you to get 100% tracking without sending the package to its original destination. This option is not required for almost all shops because they do not thoroughly check your label, as explained on the previous page; however, if you want to be safe, I recommend using option 3. This is basically the same as Option 2, but with one minor difference: you change the shipping address.
Here's how. When purchasing a label from the carrier's website, be sure to include the address of the company you are refunding. Essentially, this is where the package should be shipped from the start. If you already have a prepaid label, there's nothing else to do right now. Once you have the label, you will manually change the shipping address to a different address within the same city. This could include anything from McDonald's to another electronic company. Make certain that they accept the package before requesting a refund. The following pages contain an example label as well as instructions on how to change the shipping method. There are numerous ways to do this. It is critical that you change the address near the original shipping address, as each label contains a routing code that automatically ships the package to the nearby location. When it arrives, the package will be shipped to the address specified on the label.
FTID version 4 involves printing a single-sided flyer with an advertisement on one side and attaching an FTID3 label to the other side (without the ad). This is typically used for international orders to expedite customs clearance or for faster shipping with budget shipping labels. It is sometimes referred to as 'advanced' FTID3, but this is not the case.
FTID version 5 has 10 different versions, but the barcode method is as follows:
- Generate a barcode with your tracking number, then replace it on the label.
- Create a QR code with a similar or unreadable tracking number. It is completely unnecessary to use this method unless you are performing a fake return.
FTID5.5: Send an item of similar weight to the company. This is rarely required; typically, you only do this if you screw up and fail both a refund and an FTID.
FTID version 6: Obtain your label. Attach to the parcel. Continue to beat the living fucking shit out of the parcel. Send a beaten up, empty parcel. Courier will notice the parcel looks like shit and investigate further to discover it is empty. The box will be thrown away.
FTID Version 1:
(No changes; only boxing)
Personally, I used Amazon.DE the most. As of today, it is recommended to use either Option 2 or Option 3, as they have a higher success rate. If you write "no changes" on the label, the seller is very likely to find out you returned an empty package, especially if they do not use third-party companies for returns. Since Option 2 and 3 require you to make changes to the label, which are very simple for everyone, I will no longer describe this option because it only has disadvantages when compared to Option 2 and 3.
FTID Version 2:
Remove personal and order-related details.
This method can be used with both prepaid labels from the company and your own label. Consider using a prepaid label if available. If you have to create your own label, I recommend buying one from the carrier's website and printing it yourself. So, once you have your label, remove all personal/order-related information from it so the company cannot find your order!
FTID Version 3:
"Change shipping address"
This method allows you to get 100% tracking without sending the package to its original destination. This option is not required for almost all shops because they do not thoroughly check your label, as explained on the previous page; however, if you want to be safe, I recommend using option 3. This is basically the same as Option 2, but with one minor difference: you change the shipping address.
Here's how. When purchasing a label from the carrier's website, be sure to include the address of the company you are refunding. Essentially, this is where the package should be shipped from the start. If you already have a prepaid label, there's nothing else to do right now. Once you have the label, you will manually change the shipping address to a different address within the same city. This could include anything from McDonald's to another electronic company. Make certain that they accept the package before requesting a refund. The following pages contain an example label as well as instructions on how to change the shipping method. There are numerous ways to do this. It is critical that you change the address near the original shipping address, as each label contains a routing code that automatically ships the package to the nearby location. When it arrives, the package will be shipped to the address specified on the label.
FTID version 4 involves printing a single-sided flyer with an advertisement on one side and attaching an FTID3 label to the other side (without the ad). This is typically used for international orders to expedite customs clearance or for faster shipping with budget shipping labels. It is sometimes referred to as 'advanced' FTID3, but this is not the case.
FTID version 5 has 10 different versions, but the barcode method is as follows:
- Generate a barcode with your tracking number, then replace it on the label.
- Create a QR code with a similar or unreadable tracking number. It is completely unnecessary to use this method unless you are performing a fake return.
FTID5.5: Send an item of similar weight to the company. This is rarely required; typically, you only do this if you screw up and fail both a refund and an FTID.
FTID version 6: Obtain your label. Attach to the parcel. Continue to beat the living fucking shit out of the parcel. Send a beaten up, empty parcel. Courier will notice the parcel looks like shit and investigate further to discover it is empty. The box will be thrown away.