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Incense And Incense Powder/Ingredients (Returns)

I am a bit nervous about items being returned. I haven't had it yet but have only sold ~30 items. Of course, if returns become a problem I can just jack up my prices to cover the abuse. But, is a consumable product like incense / incense powder (an ingredient for making incense) something people can just return? Like, someone can buy my powder and decide... hmm I change my mind and not sure I want to take on this hobby. Then ship back a 1/2 used bag of powder and be fully refunded while I'm at a loss? I feel like, as with food, it's kind of an organic material with a shelf life and using some of it and returning it seems unfair. But, I'm obviously rooting for myself here when coming up with this logic.

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Incense And Incense Powder/Ingredients (Returns)

I am a bit nervous about items being returned. I haven't had it yet but have only sold ~30 items. Of course, if returns become a problem I can just jack up my prices to cover the abuse. But, is a consumable product like incense / incense powder (an ingredient for making incense) something people can just return? Like, someone can buy my powder and decide... hmm I change my mind and not sure I want to take on this hobby. Then ship back a 1/2 used bag of powder and be fully refunded while I'm at a loss? I feel like, as with food, it's kind of an organic material with a shelf life and using some of it and returning it seems unfair. But, I'm obviously rooting for myself here when coming up with this logic.

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Don't fret until you get the items back.

Then let us know what you find.

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Hello from the other side, @Seller_GsBEH1erlC2Et- my spouse actually recently took on making some candles-- while I don't think she's returned any ingredients, thinking through the possibility is part of your responsibility as a business owner.

You can see the current list of non-returnable items here, which does not include incense/incense powder. As I don't think these products, while organic, would qualify as fresh produce/grocery products, they would be able to be returned.

This page breaks down the return process at a high level, and this page has the process for filing a claim, should any issues happen with a return.

Please let me know if I can answer any other questions on this topic though!

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Incense And Incense Powder/Ingredients (Returns)

I am a bit nervous about items being returned. I haven't had it yet but have only sold ~30 items. Of course, if returns become a problem I can just jack up my prices to cover the abuse. But, is a consumable product like incense / incense powder (an ingredient for making incense) something people can just return? Like, someone can buy my powder and decide... hmm I change my mind and not sure I want to take on this hobby. Then ship back a 1/2 used bag of powder and be fully refunded while I'm at a loss? I feel like, as with food, it's kind of an organic material with a shelf life and using some of it and returning it seems unfair. But, I'm obviously rooting for myself here when coming up with this logic.

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Incense And Incense Powder/Ingredients (Returns)

I am a bit nervous about items being returned. I haven't had it yet but have only sold ~30 items. Of course, if returns become a problem I can just jack up my prices to cover the abuse. But, is a consumable product like incense / incense powder (an ingredient for making incense) something people can just return? Like, someone can buy my powder and decide... hmm I change my mind and not sure I want to take on this hobby. Then ship back a 1/2 used bag of powder and be fully refunded while I'm at a loss? I feel like, as with food, it's kind of an organic material with a shelf life and using some of it and returning it seems unfair. But, I'm obviously rooting for myself here when coming up with this logic.

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I am a bit nervous about items being returned. I haven't had it yet but have only sold ~30 items. Of course, if returns become a problem I can just jack up my prices to cover the abuse. But, is a consumable product like incense / incense powder (an ingredient for making incense) something people can just return? Like, someone can buy my powder and decide... hmm I change my mind and not sure I want to take on this hobby. Then ship back a 1/2 used bag of powder and be fully refunded while I'm at a loss? I feel like, as with food, it's kind of an organic material with a shelf life and using some of it and returning it seems unfair. But, I'm obviously rooting for myself here when coming up with this logic.

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Seller_Sram36TnVt73c

Don't fret until you get the items back.

Then let us know what you find.

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Hello from the other side, @Seller_GsBEH1erlC2Et- my spouse actually recently took on making some candles-- while I don't think she's returned any ingredients, thinking through the possibility is part of your responsibility as a business owner.

You can see the current list of non-returnable items here, which does not include incense/incense powder. As I don't think these products, while organic, would qualify as fresh produce/grocery products, they would be able to be returned.

This page breaks down the return process at a high level, and this page has the process for filing a claim, should any issues happen with a return.

Please let me know if I can answer any other questions on this topic though!

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Seller_Sram36TnVt73c

Don't fret until you get the items back.

Then let us know what you find.

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Seller_Sram36TnVt73c

Don't fret until you get the items back.

Then let us know what you find.

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Danny_Amazon

Hello from the other side, @Seller_GsBEH1erlC2Et- my spouse actually recently took on making some candles-- while I don't think she's returned any ingredients, thinking through the possibility is part of your responsibility as a business owner.

You can see the current list of non-returnable items here, which does not include incense/incense powder. As I don't think these products, while organic, would qualify as fresh produce/grocery products, they would be able to be returned.

This page breaks down the return process at a high level, and this page has the process for filing a claim, should any issues happen with a return.

Please let me know if I can answer any other questions on this topic though!

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Danny_Amazon

Hello from the other side, @Seller_GsBEH1erlC2Et- my spouse actually recently took on making some candles-- while I don't think she's returned any ingredients, thinking through the possibility is part of your responsibility as a business owner.

You can see the current list of non-returnable items here, which does not include incense/incense powder. As I don't think these products, while organic, would qualify as fresh produce/grocery products, they would be able to be returned.

This page breaks down the return process at a high level, and this page has the process for filing a claim, should any issues happen with a return.

Please let me know if I can answer any other questions on this topic though!

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