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How to Return your Amazon Purchase for Free (Canadian- 2017)

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How to Return your Amazon Purchase for Free (Canadian- 2017)

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A simple and easy way to return your Amazon purchases for free. This is an instructional how-to video for Canadian Amazon users. After following the steps to package up your product you simply just have to drop it off at your local Canada post office.

For the "return address" on the outside label, put your address. Sorry I forgot to mention that in the video.

You will have to wait till Amazon receives your package back to the fulfillment centre, get processes and checked before you get your refund. You will then see the status change for your order to "Return complete" in about a week. After this, check your credit card account to make sure you got your refund.

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DDIY GUY Danny Jose published this 1:58 video tutorial on October 25, 2017. It has been watched 123,951 times on YouTube.

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