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Can a seller deduct the return shipping cost from the refund

Hi guys,
Recently I’ve been seeing a lot of returns that has the same reason for returning a item. I sell on clothing category and most of my return reasons are ‘its too small or its to large’. I sell branded clothes and these brands have their size chart everywhere. To me it seems like that’s a easy way of getting away with prepaid return label.
The annoying thing is you pay for shipping and then you pay for the return shipping as well so you end up losing money rather than make.
So I was wondering can a seller actually deduct any shipping cost from the refund?

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Seller_MQgKkSFLzMDpK

Can a seller deduct the return shipping cost from the refund

Hi guys,
Recently I’ve been seeing a lot of returns that has the same reason for returning a item. I sell on clothing category and most of my return reasons are ‘its too small or its to large’. I sell branded clothes and these brands have their size chart everywhere. To me it seems like that’s a easy way of getting away with prepaid return label.
The annoying thing is you pay for shipping and then you pay for the return shipping as well so you end up losing money rather than make.
So I was wondering can a seller actually deduct any shipping cost from the refund?

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Seller_esvgLzKXw2YAl

In a word, No.
Amazon offers free returns for clothing and this is something that you have to abide by.
However, there are circumstances where you can, assuming that you actually charge shipping separately. If your price includes shipping then it will always be no.

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Seller_Rds42gzScDQFa

This is one of the pitfalls of selling on Amazon. You need to incorporate the cost of anticipated returns into your pricing.

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Seller_sFEUMUfeW5484

The actual answer is it depends. Once you get the item back, “IF” it is not in teh condition it was sold in etc, then yes you can deduct teh return shipping costs. This is within Amazon policy. In fact, you can deduct more than that. Read up on everything you can find on Amazon returns and see how you can make that work for you.

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Seller_DTufFoxJuMU0M

I was under the impression that clothing had free returns and that was something Amazon expected all sellers to adhere to

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Can a seller deduct the return shipping cost from the refund

Hi guys,
Recently I’ve been seeing a lot of returns that has the same reason for returning a item. I sell on clothing category and most of my return reasons are ‘its too small or its to large’. I sell branded clothes and these brands have their size chart everywhere. To me it seems like that’s a easy way of getting away with prepaid return label.
The annoying thing is you pay for shipping and then you pay for the return shipping as well so you end up losing money rather than make.
So I was wondering can a seller actually deduct any shipping cost from the refund?

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Seller_MQgKkSFLzMDpK

Can a seller deduct the return shipping cost from the refund

Hi guys,
Recently I’ve been seeing a lot of returns that has the same reason for returning a item. I sell on clothing category and most of my return reasons are ‘its too small or its to large’. I sell branded clothes and these brands have their size chart everywhere. To me it seems like that’s a easy way of getting away with prepaid return label.
The annoying thing is you pay for shipping and then you pay for the return shipping as well so you end up losing money rather than make.
So I was wondering can a seller actually deduct any shipping cost from the refund?

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Can a seller deduct the return shipping cost from the refund

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Hi guys,
Recently I’ve been seeing a lot of returns that has the same reason for returning a item. I sell on clothing category and most of my return reasons are ‘its too small or its to large’. I sell branded clothes and these brands have their size chart everywhere. To me it seems like that’s a easy way of getting away with prepaid return label.
The annoying thing is you pay for shipping and then you pay for the return shipping as well so you end up losing money rather than make.
So I was wondering can a seller actually deduct any shipping cost from the refund?

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Seller_esvgLzKXw2YAl

In a word, No.
Amazon offers free returns for clothing and this is something that you have to abide by.
However, there are circumstances where you can, assuming that you actually charge shipping separately. If your price includes shipping then it will always be no.

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Seller_Rds42gzScDQFa

This is one of the pitfalls of selling on Amazon. You need to incorporate the cost of anticipated returns into your pricing.

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Seller_sFEUMUfeW5484

The actual answer is it depends. Once you get the item back, “IF” it is not in teh condition it was sold in etc, then yes you can deduct teh return shipping costs. This is within Amazon policy. In fact, you can deduct more than that. Read up on everything you can find on Amazon returns and see how you can make that work for you.

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Seller_DTufFoxJuMU0M

I was under the impression that clothing had free returns and that was something Amazon expected all sellers to adhere to

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Seller_esvgLzKXw2YAl

In a word, No.
Amazon offers free returns for clothing and this is something that you have to abide by.
However, there are circumstances where you can, assuming that you actually charge shipping separately. If your price includes shipping then it will always be no.

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Seller_esvgLzKXw2YAl

In a word, No.
Amazon offers free returns for clothing and this is something that you have to abide by.
However, there are circumstances where you can, assuming that you actually charge shipping separately. If your price includes shipping then it will always be no.

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Seller_Rds42gzScDQFa

This is one of the pitfalls of selling on Amazon. You need to incorporate the cost of anticipated returns into your pricing.

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Seller_Rds42gzScDQFa

This is one of the pitfalls of selling on Amazon. You need to incorporate the cost of anticipated returns into your pricing.

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Seller_sFEUMUfeW5484

The actual answer is it depends. Once you get the item back, “IF” it is not in teh condition it was sold in etc, then yes you can deduct teh return shipping costs. This is within Amazon policy. In fact, you can deduct more than that. Read up on everything you can find on Amazon returns and see how you can make that work for you.

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Seller_sFEUMUfeW5484

The actual answer is it depends. Once you get the item back, “IF” it is not in teh condition it was sold in etc, then yes you can deduct teh return shipping costs. This is within Amazon policy. In fact, you can deduct more than that. Read up on everything you can find on Amazon returns and see how you can make that work for you.

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Seller_DTufFoxJuMU0M

I was under the impression that clothing had free returns and that was something Amazon expected all sellers to adhere to

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Seller_DTufFoxJuMU0M

I was under the impression that clothing had free returns and that was something Amazon expected all sellers to adhere to

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