Oct 20, 2020
Return fraud is an increasing problem for Amazon FBA sellers, and eBay and Etsy shops/ here's how it works and how to stop it.
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Return fraud is an increasing problem for Amazon FBA sellers, and eBay and Etsy shops/ here's how it works and how to stop it.
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Protecting businesses from Return Fraud and keeping honest customers happy is an uneven road to walk on. Dominance of Return Fraud requires businesses to do an
The holiday season always gives merchants a chance to showcase new products and services that can add up to their bottom line and 2017 was no exception. While businesses invest most of their time in catering to new customers, retailers have started accepting returned merchandise as an attempt to gain a competitive edge.Flexible returns have become synonymous with quality customer service, while also paving way for several types of fraud, especially – Return Fraud.Â
I’ve seen desperate people who don’t know this end up in serious legal trouble, so I'd just like to make sure people know:
If you buy clothes or what have you at a discount store and return them at another store, for more money than you paid, that is illegal. They call it “return fraud”. And here’s the thing. If you do it a lot, and these corporate stores notice you’re doing it, they likely won’t just kick you out for doing it once; they’ll gather evidence, hand it over to the police, and have you arrested while you’re doing it, so they can charge you on multiple counts.
A lot of stores will do a similar thing with people who shoplift high-value items multiple times. They let you think nobody’s noticed, and then they have you arrested on multiple counts of shoplifting. I think it’s a really slimy way to handle things. But I just wanted you all to know.