How retailers quietly track your return behavior
The latest crackdown on returns is only that latest effort by retailers to tamp down on return losses. Many major U.S. retailers have implemented third-party tracking software to track and block behavior that 'mimics' return fraud, unbeknownst to most shoppers.
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