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FTID Methods: Versions 4 to 7 Explained

The document discusses different versions of FTID labels used for fraudulent returns or sending empty packages. Version 7 is described as the most private method, using invisible ink to write an address that will vanish, allowing a package to be marked as lost in transit.

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FTID Methods: Versions 4 to 7 Explained

The document discusses different versions of FTID labels used for fraudulent returns or sending empty packages. Version 7 is described as the most private method, using invisible ink to write an address that will vanish, allowing a package to be marked as lost in transit.

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  • FTID Version 4: Explains the process and steps involved in using FTID Version 4 for sending packages with strategic labeling techniques.
  • FTID Version 5: Describes the newer FTID Version 5 with emphasis on different methodologies for sending packages without drawing attention.
  • Closing Remarks: Conveys a final note to the reader with well-wishes for their endeavors regarding the subject matter.

FTID version 4:

This is where you use single side print flyers with an advertisement on it and
place the label(ftid3 label) on the other side (withoud 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 reffered to as 'advanced' FTID version 3, but its not really I only use
this for international orders

FTID version 5:

Theres 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 unnessacary to use this method unless you are doing a fake return

FTID version 5.5:

fake return: this is where you send an item of a similar weight and you are sending
it to the actual company
- its rare that this is required typically you only do this if you suck and fail a
refund and a FTID or just FTID

FTID version 6:

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.

FTID version 7 (THE MOST PRIVATE THING EVER)

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 will try to deliver and it will
mark the package as lost in transit.

You can use FTID v7 on multiple creative ways:

- copy the bar code with the invisible ink that gets removed in 48 hours
- copy the customer address with the invisible ink that gets removed in 48 hours

You didn't understand how OP is version 7 and why is keept that private?
- With FTID version 7 you can make the parcel vanish, so LIT will be the best with
v7 or in case you want the package to get delivered, do not write their address
with the transparent ink and write the scan code.
Pretty sure you got it already, will be hard first time, but after that... trust
me... I personally SE'd lots of products with this. So I can confirm it works on
Dell, Hp, Asus and other providers.

Keep v7 private and do not ask boxers to do it for you, since most if not all
boxers know only about v1 to v6 without v7. So you are lucky you are reading this.
Good luck refunding / SEing!

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