Amz currently has the (more than generous) long 90 day refund policy, but I hear eBay are increasing theirs to 180 days from 45 days in June this year.
eBay will surely lose sellers using this method?
Anyone think Amz will stick with 90 days or will they copy eBay?
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Re: Will Amazon follow eBay's new 180 return policy?
A return policy of 180 days, wow. I normally just put the default 14 days but ebay likes buyers so it doesn't matter if your return policy is 14 days or no return accepted.
If the customer wants to return the item(s), the seller has to accept it. But I wonder who will put their return policy to 180 days if that is true. I haven't heard anything on that yet.
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Will Amazon follow eBay's new 180 return policy? 
