50 ways to return your ecommerce purchases

BusinessWeek on reverse logistics of ecommerce. Retailers are trying different avenues

• Amazon.com Inc. allows free returns to the lockers it’s installed in many areas.
• Jet.com, the online seller bought by Wal-Mart Stores Inc. in 2016, gives a lower price for an item if a buyer agrees to opt out of its usual free-return policy.
• Bestbuy.com lets customers print a prepaid return label that can be slapped on a box and dropped off at a UPS location.
• startup Happy Returns accepts returns for several online retailers including Tradesy Inc. and Everlane at counters inside malls or at neighborhood boutiques.