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If you’re a retailer in 2021, product returns are a simple fact of life. Brands like Amazon have long featured free, unlimited, and seamless returns as a key part of their service’s value proposition. This model has brought them massive…
Shipping and supply chain delays are at the forefront of retailers’ worries this peak season. Companies with holiday goods that arrive after the season or get large amounts of returns have three major options: store them in warehouses until next…
Brand name manufacturers and retailers alike each make a significant investment in the products that they sell their buyers. Historically, both parties have used Return-to-Vendor (RTV) agreements to help ensure that they’ll minimize financial losses and potential damage to their…
Price and item availability are among consumers’ biggest concerns this holiday, with inflation surging past 6% and supply chain bottlenecks leaving some shelves bare. To compensate, an increasing number of people are considering gifting used items, particularly those that have…
GameStop is the world’s largest multichannel video game retailer with a retail network and family of brands that include 6,650 company-operated stores in 15 countries worldwide. Pretty impressive, right? In fact, GameStop closed out the second quarter of 2021 with…
Most businesses today have return policies—in fact, it’s almost expected. For shoppers, it can be the deciding factor when choosing where to make their purchase. According to TrueShip, over 60% of customers will review a return policy before making purchase…
Whether you’re a brand name manufacturer or a retailer, the products that you sell to your buyers are a significant investment. One common way to ensure peace of mind for brands and stores alike is a Return-to-Vendor (RTV) agreement. Even…
Whether looking through the lens of a business leader or simply a consumer, you may have noticed that new products like computers, IoT smart devices, automobiles, and mobile phones, seems pricier and harder than ever to find. You’re right, and…