Published 1 year ago

Amazon begins flagging ‘Frequently Returned’ product listings

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Amazon has begun displaying a warning about frequently returned items. Industry-wide e-commerce returns skyrocketed during pandemic lockdowns. The company likely hopes the label will nudge sellers to modify their listings or products, as a prominent alert could seriously damage an item's sales.

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The Hindu

Amazon alerts users with “frequently returned” products label

Amazon is now flagging products that were frequently returned by users on its U.S.-based Amazon.com website.

1 year ago·India

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The Verge

Amazon will flag frequently returned products to avoid buying

Amazon is introducing a “frequently returned item” warning to help consumers be better informed about the products they’re purchasing and prevent unnecessary returns.

1 year ago·United States

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BFM TV

Amazon starts flagging “frequently returned” products

In the United States, such an indication is put in place to make life easier for customers and put more pressure on sellers.

1 year ago·France

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Engadget

Amazon begins flagging ‘Frequently Returned’ product listings

Amazon has begun displaying a warning about frequently returned items as the company tightens its belt in response to shaky numbers in an uncertain economy..

1 year ago·United States

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mobilesyrup

Amazon starts showing warning badge next to frequently returned products

The Seattle-based e-commerce giant has introduced a new warning badge to its platform to address the issue of frequently returned items.

1 year ago

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GIGAZINE

Amazon introduces “frequently returned items” label

It became known that the introduction of a new warning label called “frequently returned item” has begun as a way to check whether a product is good or bad before purchasing on Amazon.

1 year ago

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