The Real Deal: The truth about what happens to online retail returns
News 12 consumer reporter Janice Liebermann has The Real Deal on just what happens to all those returns.
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Sep 25, 2023, 12:56 PM
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Updated 632 days ago
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341ds agoIt is estimated that 40% of online retail items are returned, and some retailers are charging a fee for the returns.
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