Did you know there are things you can't return to Amazon? Before adding these 21 items to your cart, be sure to read Amazon's ...

Here's what to know. How do Amazon returns work? Consumers visit Amazon's Return Center to generate a QR code, which they then present along with the returned item to the appropriate dropoff location.

Compared to other online retailers, Amazon’s return process is about as easy as it gets. The retail tech giant is fairly relaxed about its return policy as long as unwanted items aren’t ...

Over 550 Whole Foods grocery stores in the U.S. accept Amazon returns, and you don't even need a box or label, as long as you have your return QR code. Just bring your return item up to the Whole ...

A Kohl's employee working the Amazon return center went viral after posting a story about dealing with an aggressive customer.

This action was surfaced by Law.com Radar, which delivers real-time alerting on new litigation across more than 2,900 state ...

Customers bring their item (s) to the store and an employee scans a QR code provided by Amazon, then packages the product. Our experience was seamless and took 30 seconds.

Amazon is warning consumers about "frequently returned" items sold on their platform. The e-commerce giant in recent months introduced the badge with the words "frequently returned item," which ...

Amazon’s free and easy return policy for the vast assortment of items is key to the company’s pitch to the consumer.

An Amazon customer shared how to tell if the package you've received is a used, returned item. But is it true?

However, should Amazon not want to have such a policy, perhaps another option could be a Prime Day-themed ability to get the difference toward store credit -- which would likely spur a customer's ...

Even if she returned items too often according to Amazon, it had already approved this return. At issue is the restocking fee, which Amazon didn’t address in its response to Diamond.