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Paying for returning items

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Snowmanscarf · 02/01/2025 16:49

Have I been unlucky, but there seems a lot more ‘admin charges’ for return's this year. Normally you can return things free-of-charge, but I’ve noticed this year there’s a charge. A couple of pounds isn’t too bad, but one company is charging five pounds, which I thought was a bit steep.

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mitogoshigg · 02/01/2025 16:58

They had to because of the trend of buying huge quantities and sending nearly everything back.

DandyTealSeal · 02/01/2025 17:03

Yes I think they’ve realised how much it actually costs them with free returns, there is very few places that do it for free now.

Frugalityfromnowon · 02/01/2025 17:08

It's because there are too many people doing "hauls" and sending it all back, and the old buying an outfit, wearing it for a night out and sending it back. I don't blame them.

MindenReload · 02/01/2025 17:09

mitogoshigg · 02/01/2025 16:58

They had to because of the trend of buying huge quantities and sending nearly everything back.

Which could be avoided if shops actually stocked items in the sizes/colours the same as their website.
I’m short and petite sizes are hard to come by in physical stores. Or size 3 shoes.

NotNuggetsAgain · 02/01/2025 17:18

Annoyed to be charged £5 to return a heated throw that arrived in a battered, open box (intended as a xmas gift), and which barely got warm.

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