If they deem the returns to be in new and resellable condition they’ll add it back to stock. Otherwise no, you need to have it returned to you and refurbished..

The most important thing is to increase the likelihood both Amazon and a returns processor (i.e. a 3PL who will handle your items) knows the items are new and unused. Shrinkwrap works well as well as tamper proof stickers which need to be removed/cut to open the box. Do the math though – a 3PL will charge $2-6 per item just to put unused items back into stock; refurbishing items will likely be closer to $5-10+ per unit, if you can provide a clear SOP for them to handle. Unfortunately, often it’s better to liquidate/dispose in those cases.

I’ve been following your work for a time now. The info given on emails is realy valuable, and greatly appreciated.

The cockroach strategy on heavy&bulky items, is what i already been using, actually surprised to see as a suggestion where everybody is doing the contrary.

I am planning on subscribing as a monthly user in the future, when i have the time to make most of the sessions.

I have a question for you, how do you handle the returns processing, i am not living in us, and order removals are most of the time, undamaged goods, just open packs returned.

I have a really rough time in finding a return processor.
Any suggestions?

Thank you in advance,

Wish all the best,
Murat

It’s in Module 4 of the Build a 7 Figure Brand course (which is included with an EcomCrew Premium membership)