return policy outlines the guidelines and conditions under which a customer can return or exchange a product they’ve purchased. It typically includes details such as:
- Timeframe – How long after purchase a return is allowed (e.g., within 30 days).
- Condition of Items – Requirements for the product to be returned (e.g., must be unused, unopened, or with original packaging).
- Refunds vs. Exchanges – Whether customers will get a refund or if they will only receive store credit or an exchange.
- Proof of Purchase – Whether a receipt or order confirmation is required.
- Shipping Costs – Who is responsible for shipping costs if the return is not due to an error on the retailer’s part.
- Exceptions – Certain items might not be eligible for return (e.g., final sale items, custom orders, perishable goods).
- Return Process – The steps a customer needs to follow to return a product (e.g., filling out a return form, shipping back the item).
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