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[Jo1313]

If you ordered an item in Nov.2021..If I'm correct..It can be returned until Jan.31 2022.

Is the return policy extened past 30 days if the  item ordered in Nov.  is not received until Dec.?

If the delay wasn't on my end..shouldn't I still get extended time to send it back?

[MorningLover]

Any holiday gift you purchase from 9/11/21 until 12/24/21 can be returned for any reason for a refund of the purchase price, minus the S&H and Q Return Label fee until 1/31/22, or exchanged for a free replacement of the same item in a different color or size. Restrictions may apply. 

[RespectLife]

@Jo1313 

Jan 31, 2022   that is the return deadline for gifts.

Are you trying to get THAT date extended because your item was delayed in receiving?

If so, NO

I think they are already being very generous.

[gidgetgh]

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@RespectLife wrote:

@Jo1313 

Jan 31, 2022   that is the return deadline for gifts.

Are you trying to get THAT date extended because your item was delayed in receiving?

If so, NO

I think they are already being very generous.

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Just a comment in general and not meant in any way as a response to the OP.  The extended return policy drives me nuts. Like things bought during Christmas in July can be returned till January 31st. I just don't agree with it.  Just how much time does a person need to decide whether to keep an item?  If it is Christmas decorations, it gives one the opportunity to, let's say, use them during the holidays and then return them before the deadline.    Kind of like renting your decorations. We ALL pay for all these returns. 

Again, just kind of joining in in the thread here and not meant to the OP who was just asking a question.  I just find their extended return policy overly generous. Like generous to a fault.

In previous years, I've read posts here from people who have said, on January 30th that they have many boxes to take to the post office that day or the next.  Seriously?  How could one have THAT many returns and then wait till the very last na second to take them?