Amazon is always coming up with new ways to make things easier for its millions of users, and one of the most recent is converting Whole Foods into a location for Amazon returns. The new drop-off service is convenient for anybody who currently shops at Whole Foods or lives near one, or who doesn't want to deal with packing a return. For an Amazon return, Whole Foods drop-offs remove the requirement for packing and printing a return label.
Choose your item to return
Customers have 30 days from the product's arrival date to return it to Amazon. Navigate to your account's "Your Orders" area to find out when a product can be returned. You will notice that the products eligible for return have a wide range of options. From Amazon.com's "Returns & Orders" page, or the Amazon app's "Your Orders," choose the products you wish to return as well as the reason for your return.
Select a Whole Foods drop-off location
As the drop-off location, choose your local Whole Foods store. If your store isn't listed, your product or shipment might not be returnable at Whole Foods, so you will have to find another way to return it. Amazon refunds are accepted at over 500 Whole Foods stores. You may use your Amazon account to see if Whole Foods near you accepts returns.
Use your QR code
Once you have confirmed your Amazon return, look for a QR code from Amazon in your email, which you will need to drop off your return. Then, you will take your product to a Whole Foods drop-off site, along with your QR code. Show that QR code to a Whole Foods employee or an Amazon employee, and you are good to go. They will scan the code, and handle the return packaging and shipment to Amazon.
Conclusion
Returning a purchase is simpler than ever due to Amazon's drop-off returns program, and it is even more convenient since you can return Amazon products at Whole Foods stores. All you need is the item you want to return and a QR code given by Amazon.