Amazaon return / UPS

May 20, 2020 5 Replies
M

I returned the non-peened grab bar to Amazon today.



They extended the return time to the end of May.



Amazon had 3 options.



UPS Pickup, about $13. Fair enough.



UPS Drop-off, $6. Okay.



UPS Free. Check that and they send you an email with a Q-code, you wrap the package, and take it to almost any UPS**, they print the label.



I asked the woman, what's the difference? She said for Drop-Off you have to make your own label.



So it's more work and more expensive. Why does the option even exist?


**There were 7 people ahead of me in an outdoor line, spaced no more/no less than 6 feet apart. I wanted the guy behind me to be 20 feet away but felt I couldn't say antyhing. If I'm still posting 2 weeks from now, everything turned out okay.
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F

I recall returning something to Amazon where I believe I printed the return label and item was picked up free at my house. I do not have Prime and item only cost about $20 and they also remitted my shipping fee from the purchase.

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E

Eat beans the night before and no one will want to be near you.

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Amazon has always sent me a link to a label I print and I can drop it off at UPS for free. If you can catch the driver in your neighborhood they will take it. They have a UPS store in both shopping centers I go to so the drop off is not that tough. If this is really Amazon and not a 3d party seller they support, you can get a USPS label if you ask. Then the postal carrier will pick it up.

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M

I might well have had Prime when I bought this. Maybe that has something to do with it, that they always have 3 options but the options change if you have prime, and one no longer makes sense.

I should check Returning something I bought without prime, but I don't have anything within the time limit now.

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