Real Deal: Stores with the most generous return policies
News 12's consumer reporter Janice Lieberman tells you which retailers are the most generous with their return policies.
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Mar 13, 2023, 11:36 AM
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49ds agoDid you buy a pair of shoes that are uncomfortable, or do you hate the way a shirt looks after you have worn it? You have the receipt but are unsure which stores will take back the merchandise?
News 12's consumer reporter Janice Lieberman tells you which retailers are the most generous with their return policies.
Kohl's has a no questions asked policy with hassle-free returns up to 180 days. Athleta gives you 60 days to return for a full refund even if you have worn the items.
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Costco also has a generous return policy, but if it's an electronic item you have a 90-day limit.
When it comes to makeup products, CVS, Kiehl's, Target and select others will take those items back even if they have been used.
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