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> cheap and easy to print If you have a printer of course. Amazon returns drive me up the wall because unlike everyone else, they expect you to print your own
by sdflhasjd 4y ago
> cheap and easy to print
If you have a printer of course.
Amazon returns drive me up the wall because unlike everyone else, they expect you to print your own labels.
That being said, if you don't have a printer, you'll also not have a e-ink label to throw away.
- TheGrumpyBrit 4y agoUK here, and we don't print return labels for Amazon. We just take the package to the local store, and they scan the returns barcode on my phone which then prints a shipping label right there, and also doubles as an electronic receipt of where I handed over the parcel.
- schappim 4y agoI suspect this could be more useful in a B2B setting (similar to how pallets are used today).
- yunohn 4y ago> Amazon returns drive me up the wall because unlike everyone else, they expect you to print your own labels. I live in the EU, and I don’t know any e-commerce brands that ship you a label every time you request a return - that sounds incredibly wasteful.
- sdflhasjd 4y agoMy experience is they send a return label in with the product initially, and for some more high value items, they'll send a courier to pick up. They also don't need barcodes for processing, so you can normally just write the address on the box.