Collocation
return policy
A set of rules established by a retailer regarding how customers can return unwanted or defective merchandise for a refund, exchange, or store credit.
Definition
'return policy' is a common English collocation. A set of rules established by a retailer regarding how customers can return unwanted or defective merchandise for a refund, exchange, or store credit.
[verb] + the + return policy
“Before buying, I always check the store's return policy.”
Examples
- Make sure you understand the return policy before making a big purchase.
- The store has a very strict return policy for electronics.
- I need to read their return policy to see if I can get a refund for this item.
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- What is your return policy on sale items?
- He was frustrated because the return policy stated no cash refunds, only store credit.
- Many online retailers offer a generous return policy to encourage sales.
- The customer service representative explained the return policy in detail.
- Due to health regulations, certain products are excluded from their standard return policy.
- It's always wise to familiarize yourself with the return policy before committing to a purchase.
- The updated return policy now allows returns within 60 days, up from 30.
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