> We can dispense now with a common myth of modern shopping: The stuff you return probably isn’t restocked and sent back out to another hopeful owner. Many reta

> We can dispense now with a common myth of modern shopping: The stuff you return probably isn’t restocked and sent back out to another hopeful owner. Many retailers don’t allow any opened product to be resold as new. That doesn't seem true. I've had more than my fair share of items bought from amazon that were clearly not new and had been returned by a previous customer. I actually don't particularly mind in most cases for electronics since after all I've returned things in the past. Of course that's in the context of electronics and I guess when it comes to fashion, it's a lot more iffy.