Amazon starts flagging 'frequently returned' products that you maybe shouldn’t buy
Here’s what the new frequent returns warning tag looks like on a product listing.“We’re currently showing return rate information on some product detail pages to help our customers make more informed purchase decisions,” Amazon spokesperson Betsy Harden said tothat publicly displays approximately how many units of a product have been sold.
Amazon has not revealed when the “frequently returned item” tag will be widely rolled out or what regions it will be available in outside of the US. We have reached out to Amazon for clarification and will update this post should we hear back.
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