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> You figure out that the most cost effective way to manage quality control is through returns and refunds, and you streamline this process No. It's actually j
by unQJTy7H 4y ago
> You figure out that the most cost effective way to manage quality control is through returns and refunds, and you streamline this process
No. It's actually just about the most expensive way to do it. But the decision is made by the retailers, who (particularly in the case of Amazon, but also other chains, Walmart, Best Buy, etc) can effectively enforce the decision on their vendors unilaterally, and who coincidentally have virtually no financial stake in the matter (their vendors do!).
- funcDropShadow 4y ago> can effectively enforce the decision on their vendors unilaterally, I can second that, someone I know personally who is building well-reputed longboards in his shop with a few friends, thought a few year ago it would be a good idea to sell through Amazon. Let's just say it didn't went well. Amazon forced them to take basically any returned longboard no matter how obviously it was destroyed.