Costco is famous for its liberal return policy, which allows shoppers to return purchases with no time limits, — including even memberships, which can be canceled at will.
But what happens to the unwanted stuff we dump back on the beloved buyers’ club?
A new report from Slashgear reveals just how much Costco has to go through to unload these items — which can clog company warehouses.
The story goes into into detail about Costco’s wholesale liquidation auction program — which the superstore uses to get rid of the many returns that cannot be resold, for one reason or another.
According to the article, Costco works with a company called B-Stock…
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