Companies are falling all over themselves to make it easier for buyers to return things – PayPal, Amazon, and Kohl’s among them. But there’s a cold hard fact behind such initiatives: they help retailers gain information that can help them control returns abuse. Unfortunately, marketplace sellers don’t have the same ability to identify and potentially block serial returners.

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