Yes, the consumer can shoulder some of the fault in the rising return rate. One reason returns are going up is the volume of “intentional returns” being made. Intentional returns happen when consumers bring the in-store shopping experience to the home. For example, ordering multiple sizes and colors of apparel products, trying them on at home, and then intentionally returning what didn’t fit, or what didn’t look good. In fact, over 40 percent of online shoppers buy products with the intent of returning them! Read on...
23 Simple Ways To Turn Excess Stock Into Cash
Not only does old stock tie up your cash flow. It also takes up precious space, balloons your storage charges, and raises your insurance premiums. Ultimately, the goods may have to be written off because they’ve become obsolete.
