Why does anyone buy anything without reading anything or viewing anything?

[dreambooks]

Someone bought a lot of 30 keyboards. My title says "LOT of 30 Logitech Wired Keyboard for Apple iPad 1/2/3rd Gen w/ 30-Pin Connector". Today I was hit with a Return Approved request.

Return Reason: Doesn't fit

Comments: I need a key board that can fit iPad 9th generation. Not 30 pin connector

I messaged the buyer:

"You should have read the title or the description or view the pictures before buying anything. This cost me shipping cost and a lot of work."

I don't know why people do this. I said 1/2/3 gen, not 9th gen. I said with 30-pin connector. Newer ipad has very small connectors. I did free shipping. I guess that I have to eat this up, disgusting.

[pjcdn2005]

The buyer is not abusing the return system.   If they used a not as described reason then that would be abuse. But they used 'doesn't fit' which is considered buyers remorse so the buyer is responsible for the return shipping cost.

[richard1rst]

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@itsjustasprain wrote:

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Some will also buy two or three different sizes and then return whichever dont fit.

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There is an ad I have seen on the TV for a company called Stitchfix (or something like that - I wasn't paying that close attention). Apparently the business model is that they send you a bunch of clothes on approval based on your stated interests. But the tag line of the ad itself got my attention: "I get to keep what I want and send back the rest".

So apparently the concept of unlimited returns is going main stream.

[bryo_3145]

There are leaders in our free world that can't even read a teleprompter correctly.