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Amazon Adds Warning Label to “Frequently Returned” Products

Amazon has introduced a new warning label on its platform that flags “frequently returned” items to consumers. The move is aimed at reducing the number of returns and helping buyers avoid low-quality or misleading products. The label has already appeared on a few third-party listings fulfilled by Amazon, with more expected to be added. The online retailer has not disclosed when the label will be widely available or whether it will be rolled out globally. The move follows a public display of the number of units of a product that has been sold, which was released by Amazon earlier this month.

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Daniel Sodkiewicz (Co-founder and CTO)

Daniel is a CTO and co-founder of GeekSeller with years of experience in software development, online marketing, UX design, and e-commerce consulting. Based in Austin, TX, he is an established expert in the industry. Daniel keeps a close eye on the latest trends and news in e-commerce and regularly writes about it on this blog and LinkedIn.

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