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A return policy is a set of rules and guidelines established by a retailer that outlines the conditions under which customers can return purchased items. This policy typically includes details such as:
Timeframe: The period within which customers can return items (e.g., 30 to 60 days from the date of purchase).
Condition of Items: Requirements regarding the condition of the item (e.g., must be unused, unopened, or in original packaging).
Refunds and Exchanges: Information on whether customers will receive a full refund, store credit, or an exchange for returned items.
Exceptions: Specific products that may not be eligible for return, such as personal items, perishables, or digital downloads.
Process: Steps that customers need to follow to complete a return, which may include filling out a return form, providing a receipt, or obtaining a return authorization.
A clear return policy helps manage customer expectations, enhances customer satisfaction, and can reduce disputes related to returns.