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>how would you feel if online retailers put together a private list of problem customers who sent a suspicious number of returns They've been doing that for ye
by gibybo 7y ago
>how would you feel if online retailers put together a private list of problem customers who sent a suspicious number of returns
They've been doing that for years already: https://www.thestreet.com/story/13078117/1/returnaholics-beware-you-could-get-blacklisted-by-your-favorite-stores.html https://www.thestreet.com/story/13078117/1/returnaholics-bew...
- mattnewton 7y agoFrom the article: >> “The system may prevent a consumer from returning for a period of time at a particular retailer, but if that consumer reduces his or her return activity, the system then allows the consumer to make returns at that retailer." So, the individual retailers are blacklisting, much like individual bars blacklist today. But this original article is talking about collecting those lists on a national scale, into one database.
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