The packages reportedly arrived at her home ‘non-stop’ for about a year before Amazon picked them up this week ...

Amazon introduces a new label for returned products, sparking mixed reactions among shoppers. This move aims to enhance transparency but raises questions about product quality and warranty.

If you're lucky enough to live near an Amazon-owned store, such as Amazon Fresh or Amazon Go, you might be able to drop your ...

How to Do a Packaging-Free, Label-Free Return to Amazon If you’d rather not pack up your item yourself, you can initiate a a label-free, box-free return to Amazon.

Amazon is warning consumers about "frequently returned" items sold on their platform. The e-commerce giant in recent months introduced the badge with the words "frequently returned item," which ...

How to return an Amazon package To start a return, head to your recent orders and select the item that you want to return.

Amazon’s famously generous return policy appears to be tightening up as customers report new restocking fees and additional ...

But Amazon appears to be trying to minimize those hits to everyone’s bottom line with the launch of warning labels on frequently returned products.

Amazon has sometimes treated its returns as losses, offloading rejected items or bundling them for sale at auction instead of returning them to stock. But over the past year or so, and for the ...

To return a package to Amazon, you can drop it off at Kohl's, ship it yourself, or schedule a UPS pick-up, among other options.

Amazon is introducing a $1 fee on select orders — but there's no need to panic yet as this change will only impact a small number of shoppers.

Here’s how to return those unwanted gifts to Amazon without the sender knowing and turn them into something you can truly use.