Effortless Photo Product Adjustments for Defective Items

[DebPC]

I just did my first photo product adjustment for my broken stoneware cookie sheet. It was a breeze and very easy. Our
customers will love this. Now if they can add it for more products with visible defects.

 

[CookinWithLynda]

Isn't that great?!?! I did that a couple months ago - right when they started to do it. One of my hostesses received a large round stone that had a broken handle. One picture, one e-mail and Shazam - completed 'return'. It was awesome!

 

[cochef]

Isn't that great?!?! I did that a couple months ago - right when they started to do it. One of my hostesses received a large round stone that had a broken handle. One picture, one e-mail and Shazam - completed 'return'. It was awesome!

Are hey still asking that it be sent back and sending a label?

 

[CookinWithLynda]

Are hey still asking that it be sent back and sending a label?

Nope! The pic is good enough. It was SO easy. I think they'll start to do this for more products; as long as the break is obvious, it saves everyone time & money.

 

[lt1jane]

The catch is that since you have to write the return number ON the stoneware, it's hard to fake these pictures. If you aren't willing to show in a photo that an item is broken and unusable, then it's probably still in good condition. JMHO