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A big reason when we choose to buy online instead of going to a store depends on how easy the e-commerce company makes it to return stuff. So far, with most companies, all you have to do is ask for a return on the app or website and someone comes to your doorstep and picks it up.
While e-commerce companies have been wooing you with the option, in reality they hate returns because reverse logistics are a costly affair for them.
Which is why e-commerce platforms like Ajio and Myntra are changing their return policies. Some are even blocking some customer accounts.
But are customers ready to give it up yet?
Tune in.
* This story was previously featured on Daybreak in April, 2024
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To read: The Buddha in the Attic by Julie Otsuka
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Rahel:
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