restocking fees
Refund deduction charges
A restocking fee is a charge retailers impose when customers return merchandise, deducted from the refund amount.
The fee theoretically covers the cost of inspecting, repackaging, and reshelving returned items.
Electronics and furniture retailers commonly charge restocking fees, typically 10-25% of the purchase price: The TV worked fine, but the $80 restocking fee made returning it painful.
- returnGo back again
- return policyRules governing merchandise exchanges
- refundMoney returned after purchase
- full refundEntire purchase price returned
- money backReimbursement for purchases
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