Hi everyone - first time poster
We have started a home decor business and are running a EOFY sale on already reduced products.
MASSIVE SAVINGS ALL MIRROR RANGE !!
One of the sale items - XL SILVER MIRROR REDUCED TO $180 from $250
Med Silver mirror reduced to $120 from $190
HURRY !!
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You need to update your refund policy page. It categorically states "all sales are final and no refunds" but then goes on about the process on how to refund. So, which is it?
20% "re-packaging charges" doesn't seem reasonable for a defective item. Depends how you packaged them.
Having almost everything discounted on your website gives the impression that either A) everything is marked up heavily or B) the prices are arbitrary, or indeed probably both.
I would love to see the business case that was signed off suggesting this is a profitable strategy. It's difficult to buy some homeware items online as you need to see and feel them to get a sense of how they fit at home. And with with no returns accepted…