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Here is what I keep finding. A product page offers four sizes and no measurements. When that meets a strict return policy, it gets expensive.

One store had no size chart and a 25% restocking fee. Another had no chart and made international orders final sale. First posted on X.

Second most common finding: a size selector with no measurements anywhere on the page. One hoodie offered XS to L. Its fit guidance read "Fit doe...

Further down the same page it said those items are replaced, not refunded. It also told customers to return the item and to keep it. First posted on X...

A store promised a 365-day refund and said every product was completely risk-free. The refund policy excluded subscription orders after the first. Bot...

Product page says 60 days. The order tracking page says 30. The buyer sees one before paying and the other after. Guess which one they remember. First...

  The current label showed 2g, including 1g added.   Someone changed the recipe. Nobody changed the FAQ. That's most of these. First posted on X....

The most common problem in store checks is not speed or design. It is two pages on the same store contradicting each other at the moment of paying. ...

Cart said spend $110. Policy said $180. Checkout gave free shipping on a $95 order. Nobody had checked all three in one sitting. First posted on X. ...

It's two pages on the same store saying different things. Free returns for 90 days on one. Thirty days, customer pays postage, on the other. Firs...