They'll label it as ship it for free, just bring the items into their store with the original packaging, and they'll take care of the rest. And they'll give you a $10 off coupon to use in Staples. The next option was a Kohl's drop off. I could go to a Kohl's department store and once again, I can return it for free, which I have done that. And they didn't even require me to have the original packaging
Danny Ruel
@DannyRuel · 2:01
They selling something from houseware. Because I like to cook. I like to cook. I like to do little home projects and things like that. Turn around. Oh man, they saw a sale at Kohl's and I got this coupon now that's it. Now they got me spending money. So then if you do and if you don't but it doesn't really affect me, Amazon's return policy, because I'm always going to go the free route
Evelyn Phipps
@LadyFi · 1:00
I think you covered this so well. I think that Amazon's policy is know, my daughter got a jacket from Amazon. It didn't fit right, but it was so much of a hassle to go to where they told us to go to that we just kept the jacket. And I guess it's not a hassle. We just didn't want to go that far to do it. So they did tell us a Ups store. Kohl's
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 1:10
But I don't know, the past year I just buy it on Amazon. So your news is making me think it's a sign for me to start getting local again for the most of the things that I need. And it might mean that I have to go shopping more or do more research. But I really do want to live in a world where we have shops that are open and run by people that I can look at and and know that they're part of my community locally