Ever wondered why seemingly harmless Amazon packages are suddenly landing on your doorstep with no sender name, no return address—just a mysterious QR code tucked inside, inviting you to scan it?

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The Kolkata Metro Railway has introduced return ticket facility with QR code for commuters across all its corridors, an official said on Saturday. Passengers availing this facility won't have to ...

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A $14,925 Amazon return pallet was purchased with no guarantee of what was inside. The boxes looked expensive, but returns can hide damage, missing parts, and total junk. Some items seemed high value ...

Amazon.com Inc. has reached a settlement, which plaintiffs counsel estimates to total $1 billion, in consumer fraud class action litigation targeting its return policy. Plaintiffs filed a class action ...

Online fashion retailer Asos recently introduced additional fees for customers who return lots of items, marking a significant shift in the fast fashion model that has relied on free, frictionless ...

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DENVER — There were no surprises for the Patriots when it came to their inactives for Sunday’s AFC Championship game, as New England heralded the return of wide receiver Mack Hollins from a stint on ...