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Can a customer return an item to store X?

Can a customer return an item to store X?

If an item bought from Store Y turns out to be more expensive than a similar item in Store X, can the customer return the item and ask for a refund? No, while the consumers have the right to choose and make a canvass of prices, once the sale is consummated and the product has no defect, one cannot return the goods nor ask for a refund.

What does it mean to have a return customer?

Return customers are the lifeblood of any business, and thanks to social media, they have the power to be an online ambassador for your organization. A loyal customer is not only paying for your products and services but is telling others about you, too.

What makes a loyal customer keep coming back?

A loyal customer is not only paying for your products and services but is telling others about you, too. Taking repeat business for granted is a mistake. Customers will come and go, often disappearing without ever letting you know why they’re not returning.

Is there a no return, no exchange policy in the Philippines?

There is no hard-and-fast rule on the period within which a customer may return the products he purchased. A rule of reason should, however, be observed, taking into consideration the nature of the item purchased and the express/implied warranties mandated by law, i.e. the Consumer Act and the New Civil Code of the Philippines. 10.

Return customers are the lifeblood of any business, and thanks to social media, they have the power to be an online ambassador for your organization. A loyal customer is not only paying for your products and services but is telling others about you, too.

A loyal customer is not only paying for your products and services but is telling others about you, too. Taking repeat business for granted is a mistake. Customers will come and go, often disappearing without ever letting you know why they’re not returning.

How does Tre keep tabs on customer returns?

To keep tabs on customer returns, these retailers have turned to a third-party company, The Retail Equation (TRE), that analyzes the store’s sales data and keeps a database of customer returns, flagging potentially abusive shoppers. Customers who are flagged may be prevented from making future returns at that particular retailer.

Why are retailers tracking your merchandise return behaviors?

According to TRE, the system is designed to identify fraudulent or abusive behaviors that are not typical of 99% of consumers. The one percent of consumers who get warned or denied exhibit return behaviors that mimic fraud or abuse or exhibit habits that are inconsistent with the retailer’s return policy.

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Ruth Doyle