Is it legal for an online seller to charge postage for refunds if the buyer has changed their mind (item not faulty)
If it's in their terms and conditions then it's fine. If it doesn't say then technically the seller should.
Not sure that’s the case. If you’ve just changed your mind then you’re entitled to a refund for the item, but you should pay to send it back. Free returns is a perk rather than a default.
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Is it legal for an online seller to charge postage for refunds if the buyer has changed their mind (item not faulty)