Publix won't take returns
 

Good for them!!! Publix just sent a message: "We encourage you to purchase only what you need - and not to stockpile. At this time we are suspending refunds on products purchased during this declared emergency. We will, of course, continue to honor our Publix Guarantee for any products that do not meet our quality standards."

Winn Dixis is doing the same.

Every merchant should do the same

Costco has also implemented this, but for certain items (those people are hoarding), NOT other items. Given so many have relied on Costco generous return position up until now (I read an article where someone actually brought in a DEAD plant they bought there and got a refund) I think a lot that have hoarded are going to be shocked. This is the first time (to my knowledge anyway) I have EVER heard of Costco setting no refund policy on anything.

About freaking time!

Maybe the hoarders can eat their TP and wash it down with hand sanitizer:1rotfl::1rotfl::1rotfl:

The store should include coffee filters -- the other TP.

Applaud Them
 

You have to applaud these stores ! Those shoppers are the low life's that are hoarding supplies.They prevent those who really need them from in some cases, securing critical supplies. They are the ones who live with the "I got mine" attitude and care less for the needy. You see them in pushing in lines, etc. There should be a fine for ones identified as "hoarders" !:ohdear:

Definitely all stores shouldn't be taking ANY returns.

I also applaud those stores that are attempting limiting what is going through the register. (I say attempt because it only works with those of us who abide by the guidelines/rules).

I personally don't know how the toilet paper and paper towel hoarding started or why.

And it's nation wide.....strange people out there.

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Obviously, we find safety and comfort in TP and paper towels. What did people do before these were invented?

:shrug: Social distancing would be my guess ....... ;)

Media