Returning something to buy it cheaper – is this going too far?

Returning something to buy it cheaper – is this going too far? Discussion Long story short, I bought something online that's gone on sale at another shop. I'm still able to return it with a bit of hassle (need to re-pack the item, print and fill out a form and ship it/or drive it back) and buy …

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Return Sale Items And Buy Them Back If Reduced Further???

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Jan 4, 2009 · I bought a dress just before xmas full price £25 and I want to return it but havent had a chance yet, because it is too big. Dreading going in there and finding it has been …

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Reddit, Is It Morally Okay To Buy Something From The Store With The ...

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This is because, despite all the returns on $1,000+ TV sets, the majority of the TV's purchased for the Superbowl were never returned. Even if a customer is planning to buy the TV and return it …

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Do you have a right to return items if you buy online?

Now, the first big split with this depends on whether you have bought stuff in a store or online. If you buy items in store, you have absolutely no right of return whatsoever. It's a common confusion. It does not exist. You have no legal right to return items unless they're faulty. ...

What happens when you return an item to a store?

When an item is returned to a store, it is typically shipped to a warehouse and then back to the store for resale. Each returned item is handled at least 10 separate times, increasing the chances of damage or loss during transit. Once received back at the store, the item is usually marked down for resale. ...

Can I return a product to a store?

Legally, NOT allowed. You can't do it. The only exception to that, is if the store has a published returns policy that allows you to do so; then that would have become part of your contract when you bought so, then through contract law, you could. "But the big consumer rights, your statutory rights, no. ...

How does Happy Returns work?

Happy Returns lets shoppers drop off their unwanted, unpackaged goods at “return bars” inside local businesses—drugstores, stationery shops, FedEx offices—which in theory minimizes the hassle, and thus speeds things up. Happy Returns then sorts and sends the items back to retailers, creating some measure of greater efficiency. ...

Should you buy a dress and return it?

Buying it, wearing it a couple of times and then returning it because you like to wear new clothes but not to keep them is BAD. A store manager when I worked at Bloomingdales while a student told me women would buy and wear an evening gown to an event and then return it. ...

What if Zappos had no returns?

Schaefer, from Zappos, said that the centrality of returns to the business’s sales model means that the price of service has long been baked in. “I could be significantly more transactionally profitable if I cut off and said no returns,” Schaefer told me. “But I would easily lose all of my customers and all my customer trust.” ...