Re: High priority (risky); Customer wants to return something Quote:
Originally Posted by helpmelol I just received an email from Amazon.de saying that a customer wants to return a product. I use a PO box address (used the street name), but Amazon doesn't accept it and nothing can be returned to that address.
What should I do? Should I offer him a partial refund, or full refund and tell him to keep the product?
And will Amazon ban me if I (partially) refund someone? I read somewhere that Amazon will ban you if you refund a lot...
Please help, I don't know what to do. This is the first Amazon customer who complains  | - If you used the street address how does Amazon know it is P.O BOX?
- In U.S, we CAN accept return to P.O BOX with no problem
- Just put that address in to your "Return Address" and authorize the return
- You can offer buyer a partial refund (depend on the reason why buyer want to return it)
- If the item price is not much, you could refund buyer in full and tell them to keep the item and don't need to return (but don't ask for feedback)
- You can also email buyer a prepaid shipping label with the return address of your choice
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