And then of course there is the fact that a good portion of Amazon returns end
up in the landfill or a recycling centre. CBC News (canadian Broadcasting
Corporation) recently did an investigative article where they ordered a bunch
of different items from clothing to electronics to personal care
Whether there is a return shipping charge depends entirely on the seller. If
the order is fulfilled by amazon then typically there is no return shipping
charge. However, anybody can become an Amazon seller and sell products through
their website and opt to ship them directly. In that case if
And I once processed a return on Amazon.ca and forgot to drop it off for about
3 months. By then it was way beyond the return time, but since I didn't want
the items I thought I'll stick it in the mail anyways. I did so and got my
refund in full, no questions asked.
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If you are returning it for a legitimate reason, there is no charge for them
to pick it up.
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Do u get charged for having them pick up from your door? Before I saw the
article, I had to return something, and ended up finding someone to take it to
the nearest kohls store. When I looked at the other options, seemed that there
was a service charge.
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One thing the article does not mention is if you opt to drop the
package off, you are given a timeframe to do so, like a month. If you
do not drop it off for mailing within the month, you may be charged
for the return. This happened to my wife a few months ago. She ordered
a mug, and it arrived
I've always had UPS come and pick up my items for returns from amazon.
It works great. Amazon disability is really good at helping as well.
On 11/10/20, Maria Campbell wrote:
> Don't be so petty. The article didn't say it was best for all.
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True, but the subject line talks about the right way to return Amazon packages.
Unfortunately, the original email has been purged from the thread, but I don't
recall it saying that there was only one right way. Dropping something off at
Kohl's might be the right way if you're going there
Don't be so petty. The article didn't say it was best for all.
Maria Campbell
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All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good people to do nothing.
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On 11/10/2020 10:52 AM, Sieghard Weitzel wrote:
And what is the "right way" for some is not the right
And what is the "right way" for some is not the right way for others.
This may all be well and good if you are in a larger city where you have all
these services, couriers and so on, where I live in northern British Columbia
almost all Amazon orders come by Canada Post and they are delivered to
Hi, do you receive any notification that the package has been picked up? I like
the sound of this option, but I think I'd be a little nervous leaving a package
outside for an undetermined amount of time.
Thanks for the great info.
Traci
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> On Nov 6, 2020, at 5:27 PM,
Mark:
I have been offered this pickup option every time I call Amazon disability
for info on a return.
It is wonderful! No fuss, no muss. The driver will take the package and
apply the label for you and off it goes.
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