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LIT EXPLINATION:
LIT stands for Lost in Transit meaning you want the package to get stuck with the courier in some way so
that it never arrives anywhere, there are many ways you can do this. But one I’ve heard is damaging the
box so badly that the courier discards of it but this is a garbage method that will not work 9/10 times.
LIT version 1
This requires an initial investment and requires buying a disappearing ink printer but you can refund or SE
one so you don’t need the investment, simply FTID v3 the label then print it off in your new printer. Now
WAIT until FRIDAY afternoon just before the Post Office is closing and ship it so that it disappears over
the weekend and becomes lost in transit, we FTID v3 the label just to make sure if anything goes wrong
worst-case it still never makes it to the destination.
Best website for the ink: https://blueplanetink.com/
LIT version 2
Despite the name this method is actually less reliable than v1 it simply avoids the investment; just make
sure to FTIDv3 the label in case something goes wrong and you can’t take the parcel back. So, to execute
this method follow FTIDv3 until the shipping part now once you’re at the post office let the worker scan
the label and once they give you the receipt have another parcel ready and say something like “Sorry I’ve
actually mislabeled these, that one is supposed to be in here is it alright if I have it back? I really need to
make sure the documents get to the right place” of course change the excuse up. Another drawback with
this method is that it isn’t exactly repeatable so it’s good to try out but LIT v1 is just simply better.