Many of us know the feeling of receiving a gift that’s perfectly thoughtful but just not quite the right fit. Whatever the reason may be, it’s easy to make a return when that gift comes from Amazon. But, what if you don’t want the gift-giver to know you’re returning it?
Most often, the gift-giver won’t know when you make a return since Amazon doesn’t send a notification to the purchaser (exceptions include items valued at more than $2,000).
To initiate a return, you’ll first need to head to the Returns Center where you’ll be prompted to enter a 17-digit order number. You can easily find this number on the packing slip or the digital gift receipt.
When making the return through the Returns Center, you’ll be issued a refund in the form of an Amazon.com Gift Card.
With so many great gifts in one place and a seamless shopping experience, it’s no surprise that people often turn to Amazon for their gift-giving needs.
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