As we all know, Amazon's "refund only, no return" policy has become a hot topic in the cross-border e-commerce circle since its launch.

On the surface, this policy is intended to improve consumers' shopping experience and reduce shopping risks, but at the same time, it also gives some "wool parties" an opportunity to take advantage of it;

😤Sellers who do business honestly are being squeezed “miserably” by this seemingly favorable policy.

The most feared thing is being targeted by the wool party

Especially with the global economy in recession, more and more consumers' incomes are shrinking, so some people are starting to think crookedly and find ways to get something for free from Amazon.

Even if some products are not within the scope of "refund only, no return", they can still find ways to exploit loopholes. 😓

Recently, on Reddit, a famous American social networking site, someone directly posted a question: "What is the most 'ethical' way to get a refund without return on Amazon?

As soon as this was said, it caused a crazy discussion among netizens. Various "experienced veterans" jumped out to share their "cool operations". 👀

For example, one person said: "I bought an $800 mattress and told customer service that it was too hard. Amazon gave me a refund without returning it and kept the mattress."

Even more exaggerated is that another netizen gave a suggestion: "For any product that may overflow, such as detergent, flour, cleaning agent, etc., just pour out 1/4, then take a photo and send it to Amazon, and keep the rest for yourself." 🤯

Not only that, some "wool parties" also take advantage of Amazon's free return policy, replacing cheap goods or even discarded goods with genuine goods and sending them back, making it difficult for sellers and courier companies to tell the difference. In this way, the genuine goods are in their hands, while the sellers suffer heavy losses. 😭

Faced with this "fleecing" phenomenon, how can Amazon sellers protect themselves?

💡As a seller, it is crucial to guard against these malicious operations. It is necessary to optimize product descriptions in a timely manner, strictly control delivery quality, and improve customer communication efficiency.

At the same time, make proper use of the after-sales protection function provided by Amazon, report abnormal orders to Amazon in a timely manner, and minimize losses💪

Finally, everyone should remember that doing business requires knowing what is going on. Sellers must always be vigilant and never let these "freeloaders" take advantage of them and drive them into bankruptcy!

🙅‍♂️Have you ever encountered a situation where a seller maliciously refunded the product without returning it? Let’s talk about it in the comments section!