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FTIDv1:
FTIDv1 is the most basic of FTIDs. It is literally just shipping off an empty parcel with your label. That's it.
Pros:
+ Super easy
+ Efficient on a high scale
Cons:
- Like the oldest trick in the book
- Most companies have caught on
- Most likely will not work
FTIDv2:
FTIDv2 requires you to remove any identifiable information from your shipping label.
In order to remove all personal/order related details from it in order to make it untraceable to you, you should remove info such as:
- Order IDs
- Return Address
- Name
- Phone number
Pros:
+ Simple
Cons:
- Most companies will simply check the tracking number in order to see if they get a match.
FTIDv3:
This method is one of, if not, the most common FTIDs you will find in a method.
FTIDv3 requires you to edit the label in the following ways:
Return address - Alter to nearby
Phone number - Alter to similar
Name - Alter to something random
Tracking number - Alter to something similar
Weight - edit if necessary (e.g, if applying to envelope, edit to 0.1kg)
Shipping address - Open up google maps, and find a valid address nearby. This new address should be within the same town as the old one.
Pros:
+ Most commonly used for refunds/SEs
+ If done well, should work 95% of the time
+ Most couriers side with you if investigation opened
Cons:
- Requires software such as Adobe Acrobat to edit
- Matching fonts can be hard
- Some couriers like to be dicks about FTIDs (e.g. FedEx, Evri, DHL can be chard to ail, however practice makes perfect!)
FTIDv4:
This is where you use single side print flyers with an advertisement on it and place the label(ftid3 label) on the other side (without ad)
- Typically you would only use this for international orders so it gets through customs quicker or if you needed faster shipping with say budget shipping labels
- often referred to as 'advanced' FTID3, but its not really
- Typically only used for international orders
FTIDv5:
There's like 10 different versions of FTID5 but here is the barcode method:
- Use a barcode generator and add your tracking number to it then replace on label
- Create a QR code holding a similar or unreadable tracking number.
- It's completely unnecessary to use this method unless you are doing a fake return.
FTIDv6 - Lost In Transit:
This is once again, one of the most used methods in SEs/Refunds
There are multiple methods for this, so I will cover the top 3.
Method 1:
Get your label.
Attach to parcel.
Proceed to beat the living fucking shit out of the Parcel.
Send beaten up empty parcel.
Courier will notice the parcel looks like shit and will investigate it further to find out its empty.
Box will be thrown away.
Pros:
+ Easy for beginners
Cons:
- Sometimes the courier wont accept the parcel, or they won't throw it away
- Temperamental and unreliable
Method 2:
Get the label
Remove address to their warehouse
Get a transparent ink that gets removed automatically in less than 48 hours
Write with the ink their warehouse address
Send the parcel
Warehouse address will be vanished when the courier tries to deliver it
Courier will mark the package as lost in transit.
Can also be done by using vanishing printer ink.
Pros:
+ Very effective
+ Can be used in a multitude of ways
Cons:
- Can be expensive
- Tedious to set up
Method 3:
Use a small box, tape it up as though there is something inside of it.
Place the label on the parcel.
On the opposite side, take a knife and slash the box.
Repeat if it still looks ok.
Reach into the box and move your hand around the cut. This widens the hole and makes it seem as though someone has reached into the box to grab the contents.
Tape it up POORLY, and use a different colour tape.
Send off the parcel.
Pros:
+ Easy for beginners
Cons:
- Sometimes the courier wont accept the parcel, or they won't throw it away
- Temperamental and unreliable
FTIDv1 is the most basic of FTIDs. It is literally just shipping off an empty parcel with your label. That's it.
Pros:
+ Super easy
+ Efficient on a high scale
Cons:
- Like the oldest trick in the book
- Most companies have caught on
- Most likely will not work
FTIDv2:
FTIDv2 requires you to remove any identifiable information from your shipping label.
In order to remove all personal/order related details from it in order to make it untraceable to you, you should remove info such as:
- Order IDs
- Return Address
- Name
- Phone number
Pros:
+ Simple
Cons:
- Most companies will simply check the tracking number in order to see if they get a match.
FTIDv3:
This method is one of, if not, the most common FTIDs you will find in a method.
FTIDv3 requires you to edit the label in the following ways:
Return address - Alter to nearby
Phone number - Alter to similar
Name - Alter to something random
Tracking number - Alter to something similar
Weight - edit if necessary (e.g, if applying to envelope, edit to 0.1kg)
Shipping address - Open up google maps, and find a valid address nearby. This new address should be within the same town as the old one.
Pros:
+ Most commonly used for refunds/SEs
+ If done well, should work 95% of the time
+ Most couriers side with you if investigation opened
Cons:
- Requires software such as Adobe Acrobat to edit
- Matching fonts can be hard
- Some couriers like to be dicks about FTIDs (e.g. FedEx, Evri, DHL can be chard to ail, however practice makes perfect!)
FTIDv4:
This is where you use single side print flyers with an advertisement on it and place the label(ftid3 label) on the other side (without ad)
- Typically you would only use this for international orders so it gets through customs quicker or if you needed faster shipping with say budget shipping labels
- often referred to as 'advanced' FTID3, but its not really
- Typically only used for international orders
FTIDv5:
There's like 10 different versions of FTID5 but here is the barcode method:
- Use a barcode generator and add your tracking number to it then replace on label
- Create a QR code holding a similar or unreadable tracking number.
- It's completely unnecessary to use this method unless you are doing a fake return.
FTIDv6 - Lost In Transit:
This is once again, one of the most used methods in SEs/Refunds
There are multiple methods for this, so I will cover the top 3.
Method 1:
Get your label.
Attach to parcel.
Proceed to beat the living fucking shit out of the Parcel.
Send beaten up empty parcel.
Courier will notice the parcel looks like shit and will investigate it further to find out its empty.
Box will be thrown away.
Pros:
+ Easy for beginners
Cons:
- Sometimes the courier wont accept the parcel, or they won't throw it away
- Temperamental and unreliable
Method 2:
Get the label
Remove address to their warehouse
Get a transparent ink that gets removed automatically in less than 48 hours
Write with the ink their warehouse address
Send the parcel
Warehouse address will be vanished when the courier tries to deliver it
Courier will mark the package as lost in transit.
Can also be done by using vanishing printer ink.
Pros:
+ Very effective
+ Can be used in a multitude of ways
Cons:
- Can be expensive
- Tedious to set up
Method 3:
Use a small box, tape it up as though there is something inside of it.
Place the label on the parcel.
On the opposite side, take a knife and slash the box.
Repeat if it still looks ok.
Reach into the box and move your hand around the cut. This widens the hole and makes it seem as though someone has reached into the box to grab the contents.
Tape it up POORLY, and use a different colour tape.
Send off the parcel.
Pros:
+ Easy for beginners
Cons:
- Sometimes the courier wont accept the parcel, or they won't throw it away
- Temperamental and unreliable