Many Unhappy Returns: Retailers Battle 'Wardrobing'

December 26, 2014

TOP STORY Many Unhappy Returns: Retailers Combat 'Wardrobing' The nation's retailers are bracing for the annual post-Christmas surge of return fraud that will eat away at their profits.     Keep Reading

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6 stores that make returns tough on gift-getters Say what you will about regifting. Like it or not, it's entirely possible a present you received this year is destined for the regift pile-or eBay-because exchanging it for cash, or even store credit, isn't an option.It's true retailers have been getting more flexible with their return policies in recent years.     Keep Reading

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