Future Returns Poliicy

[Babagounj]

Free returns may soon be a thing of the past as retailers roll out stricter policies​

Free returns may soon be a thing of the past as retailers roll out stricter policies

From shorter return windows to restocking fees, expect there to be limitations on what can be brought back and when.

www.cnbc.com

 

[AccidentProne]

If returns are eliminated, then a lot of new products with no reviews won't be bought.

 

[JustDeliverIt]

Or people could just go out and get the item. Try it on, see how it feels. I know this is not something that benefits our industry but I’m sure a good amount of returns would be eliminated if you checked it out before you bought it.

 

[ToteHoarder]

Anybody else notice some goods being delivered with a return label lately, but the product isn’t actually being returned instead it’s being delivered to the customer?

I think some shippers are somehow cheating UPS by using RS labels.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

Anybody else notice some goods being delivered with a return label lately, but the product isn’t actually being returned instead it’s being delivered to the customer?

I think some shippers are somehow cheating UPS by using RS labels.

It's probably a cheaper rate than issuing a call tag.

 

[NAHimGOOD]

Free returns may soon be a thing of the past as retailers roll out stricter policies​

Free returns may soon be a thing of the past as retailers roll out stricter policies

From shorter return windows to restocking fees, expect there to be limitations on what can be brought back and when.

www.cnbc.com

The return to sender hack will always be abused

 

[I have been lurking]

Or people could just go out and get the item. Try it on, see how it feels. I know this is not something that benefits our industry but I’m sure a good amount of returns would be eliminated if you checked it out before you bought it.

Nobody stocks much cause it gets stolen

 

[PASinterference]

CNBC. Bunch of lying s trying to create a story. Enough said.

 

[iruhnman630]

I have noticed Amazon using more rs3 tags instead of rs1.