I bought some Tepe interdental brushes for my mum from the rainforest but her dentist told her she needs a different gauge brush, so I need to return these. As the package hasn't been opened, is it ok to mark it 'return to sender' and just stick it back in the letterbox, so I can be a cheapskate and save on return postage? Or, is that risky and it should be returned recorded delivery? It's only £12 of brushes.
Returning an item to the rainforest
- Thread starter Merlin5
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Where's this collect+? I've done Amazon returns and got a screen with a barcode label saying "Print this return authorisation and include a copy in your return package. We need this to get your refund to you. "
Below that, a return address label with postage required.
"Print this mailing label and affix to your return package
You will need to pay for return postage costs."
So where's this free return postage?
Below that, a return address label with postage required.
"Print this mailing label and affix to your return package
You will need to pay for return postage costs."
So where's this free return postage?
Haven't laughed so much in years. You should be on the stage, seriously.
I haven't got that option. Looks like I have to pay postage to return these.
I do, I buy yellow 0.7mm ones and use them every day. My mum used blue ones. The hygienist then recommended she change to green, after I'd ordered the blues.
It's called 'Pharmacy Place' so I guess it's a 3rd party seller.