Can I return a package which is unwanted without using a new label and just using the original label instead?

I wish to return a package which I don’t want. Can I use the RMA # provided by the seller without having to repackage and relabel the package?

Asked by: Jane 604 days ago - 4 Answers - 1809 views

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I had to do this recently – you can use the same package but need a new shipping label. You can cover the old with the new.

Answer by Rick 604 days ago
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  Thanks Rick.
  
  Answer by Jane 604 days ago
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One more question, Rick. Do I pay for the return package or does the seller if they provide an RMA?

Answer by Jane 604 days ago
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  Depends on the company and return reason. For defects, they may send you a package to return it in (Microsoft did this with their Xbox). Otherwise I’d count on having to pay.
  
  Answer by Rick 604 days ago

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