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Originally Posted by claricecolin
I would hope so. I was amazed at the amount of returns after Irma. I asked and found out since items had left store they had to be destroyed. Could not be resold or donated. All could think is why return items you can use (water, canned goods and batteries have a long life).
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Just to show how some customers are,
1965 thru 1979 I worked at Sears and they had a policy of anything could be returned for whatever reason. I had to take back luggage that was sold 2 weeks ago and returned with airline tags on because they decided they didn't like the color. They returned camera sets with the film and flashcubes used up. I've seen gallons of paint returned then put on the paint shaker to mix the paint for another customer and make a loud racket. Opening the cans found rocks put in the can to bring it up to look like the can was full. They returned fans for space heaters and then for fans again. Its unbelievable how some people can be so cheap.