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“If a US return address is not provided, Amazon will issue the customer a refund for eligible returns without requiring the item to be returned.”
I’m liking this policy…stick it to the Chinese claiming they’re in the US so they can steal our business.
I should add, when doing a test search on eBay, I found brand new king-size quilts with free shipping for $26.99 that was supposedly shipping from some state (can’t remember which now). The seller had a seriously high rating with tens of thousands of sales.
I don’t think it should be legal for any shop to lie about where their business is actually located. If they do, shut them down.