Plenty of places have friendly policies and are taken advantage of by a few, but they keep the policy because people like it.
There always will be those people.
I often hear "oh we can't do that, people will take advantage of it" then someone comes along and somehow doesn't go under and does well.
I think sometimes people and businesses are far more fearful of a potential risk than the actual impact.
The levels of fraud we see in China were so high that we eventually closed down there. It is objectively the highest level of fraud globally that we encountered.
Granted I understand if you don't want to say.
It's changing:
> Every time shoppers return purchases to Best Buy Co. BBY -2.65% , they are tracked by a company that has the power to override the store’s touted policy and refuse to refund their money. That is because the electronics giant is one of several chains that have hired a service called Retail Equation to score customers’ shopping behavior and impose limits on the amount of merchandise they can return.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/how-your-returns-are-used-again...