Byrnes says many returns are the result of incorrect information listed online. Simply putting some attention into making sure items are being represented accurately helps cut down on returns.
And then there are those customers who fail to read the information in the first place.
@narfcake Preach. Can’t tell you how many customers have returned saying it’s not the right color or material. Like I dunno when coral started being red and when ceramic started being glass. But it was in the product title in your cart and email confirmation. Not even hidden in the details!
Umm I don’t think we have to worry about meh contributing to landfills. That is what we have fuko’s for. Probably cheaper to sent the crap to us than pay landfill fees.
And then there are those customers who fail to read the information in the first place.
@narfcake Preach. Can’t tell you how many customers have returned saying it’s not the right color or material. Like I dunno when coral started being red and when ceramic started being glass. But it was in the product title in your cart and email confirmation. Not even hidden in the details!
@narfcake Can confirm. I worked in bookstores for 20 years. People who are supposedly “readers” even don’t read.
@ChompyGator TL;DR
@therealjrn Peeps don’t read. Better?
@ChompyGator
/giphy reading peeps
Takes dumpster diving to a whole new level.
@Pavlov
/giphy "dumpster diving"
/giphy "dump diving"
why did you post this??? now meh will create the “landfill survey and acquisition unit”
@thismyusername I am sure that will take fuko’s to a new
lowhigh… (grin)@thismyusername " secondary retailers" Check.
“liquidators and discounters” Check.
Umm I don’t think we have to worry about meh contributing to landfills. That is what we have fuko’s for. Probably cheaper to sent the crap to us than pay landfill fees.
/giphy dumpster dive
