Returns of the 'Amazombies': Unwanted packages are a retail nightmare
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Returns of the 'Amazombies': Unwanted packages are a retail nightmare
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Re: Returns of the 'Amazombies': Unwanted packages are a retail nightmare
#2I was at a UPS store recently and overheard a conversation about returns.
One customer would buy clothes, wear them 6 months, then return all of them.
Re: Returns of the 'Amazombies': Unwanted packages are a retail nightmare
#3> In Virginia, where the UPS Store charges 11 cents to print a return label, an employee remembered “one gentleman throwing a fit.”
Okay, but that’s just a dick move from the franchise owner to charge eleven arbitrary cents for a label.
Re: Returns of the 'Amazombies': Unwanted packages are a retail nightmare
#4I was at a UPS store recently and overheard a conversation about returns. One customer would buy clothes, wear them 6 months, then return all of them.
> One customer would buy clothes, wear them 6 months, then return all of them.
In my country the return period is around 10-14 days. What is the return window in US ?
Re: Returns of the 'Amazombies': Unwanted packages are a retail nightmare
#5I was at a UPS store recently and overheard a conversation about returns. One customer would buy clothes, wear them 6 months, then return all of them.
> One customer would buy clothes, wear them 6 months, then return all of them. In my country the return period is around 10-14 days. What is the return window in US ?
It is not uncommon for us online retailers to have a return policy of 6 months to 1 year, so may have more. Free shipping + flexible returns is partly how online stores remain competitive