> It’s meant to be an exception during the sales process (not a normal condition) and offered as a courtesy, not a defacto right. It is a defacto right in many

> It’s meant to be an exception during the sales process (not a normal condition) and offered as a courtesy, not a defacto right. It is a defacto right in many situations in many countries. In the UK for example, if a good is sold sight unseen via "distance selling" (mail/phone/online etc), sale of goods legislation requires you to provide a refund for any reason whatsoever if the item is returned within 14 days.