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1 year ago

How much of the stuff bought in the madness gets returned shortly after?

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Usually, people will buy 2 or 3 products that function almost the same; after that, they will be returned goods that don't match what they want.

Return of goods can be done in accordance with the terms and a predetermined period of time. In addition, there must be proof of purchase.

Sales returns are receipts of goods by the seller that are returned from the buyer. With a return policy, every item that has been purchased can be returned to the store that sold it as long as it is within the specified time and money equal to the price of the item will be returned.

Reasons for consumers returning goods are generally because they do not fit the size (for example clothing, mattresses, shoes, and others), do not meet expectations or there are similar items that are more attractive and more useful.

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