Amazon returns filter back into the storefront's sales pipeline through a couple different avenues, depending on the item's condition and value.

Amazon's distribution network is huge and complex, and often, restocking returned items just isn't worth it for the company.

If you live in Wisconsin and shop on Amazon, you’ve probably used the return system at least once. The good news? It’s still pretty easy. The caveat: small changes in 2024 and early 2025 mean you’ll ...