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The concept of a returnless refund is great. For products that would incur greater costs for the company to require than it's worth, they can decide to refund it without requesting the return of said product.

This is/was something that I was unaware of until today. So I bought something from @mazon and received something that was already opened. Trying to return it directly gave me a returnless refund, which is great for me but definitely something that can and will be exploited.

Returnless refunds should definitely be an option for companies as it'll save them quite a bit of money, but directly presenting that option to the consumer makes the system really easy to exploit.

Based on my limited experience and testing, it really just seems that larger companies have already taken the occasional petty scammer into consideration and are still saving more money from this new system.

Do what you want with this knowledge.