UPS Package Forwarded To Gov Agency For Investigation

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Stop ftiding.

It's no longer safe, or they trying to scare people.

This is not fucking edited, this is legitimately what my tracking says...

This leak has been rated as infected 1 times this month. (1 times in total)

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This has always happened

So, they have always forwarded your packages to the fucking fbi?

Or is it a scare factor thing?

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@sajmon @fuego @Asclepius

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This has always happened

So, they have always forwarded your packages to the fucking fbi?

Or is it a scare factor thing?

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@sajmon @fuego @Asclepius

I don't work for refund.army but I work for fuego, let me explain one likely cause of this. Basically, then mailing services see shipments with much of the info removed and no return address, it looks like a shipment of drugs (which isn't the case) but just to be safe they sometimes intercept it. Had this happened once when I *wasn't* doing FTID, just sending a package that had a keyboard I was selling to someone. There was no return address on the label. Nothing to my knowledge has ever happened to any customer as a result of FTID. As far as I or anyone I know is aware, FTID is still safe

Always Confirm Onsite!

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@t0w @fuego

Thanks for the info folks.

FYI, this label had been delivered successfully to an address in a different state using a new method I was testing, it seems when I started the investigation with the company, ups went to where the pack got delivered and requested it to send to whomever.

Lesson learnt: Don't ship ftid's to postal annex's, even if the package acceptance rate is fabulous.

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