For one, Amazon actually encourages that behavior because people are used to trying things on in a store and not buying the things they don't like. Second, bec

For one, Amazon actually encourages that behavior because people are used to trying things on in a store and not buying the things they don't like. Second, because it's a $5000 thing that was not clearly advertised and was over-marketed to the point where people are disappointed because it's not the magic they were sold. I feel like they'd have sold 0 of them if they didn't offer easy fast refunds.