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Football fans have created quite the loophole in how they plan to watch the big game on Sunday. Due to many lenient return policies, consumers can “purchase” a state-of-the-art TV, impress partygoers, and then return the TV on Monday morning for a full refund before it ever appears on a credit card statement.
This particular type of retail fraud is considered “wardrobing” – the practice of returning non-defective merchandise, despite its use.
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