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Bernie Hits E-commerce And The Right Of Withdrawal

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He got a great deal for a big stock of replica sports items that he wants to sell on a brand-new e-commerce platform. Bernie asks Tara, a marketing genius, to QUICKLY create the online shop.

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Bernie has a new idea about extending his sports business.

He got a great deal for a big stock of replica sports items that he wants to sell on a brand-new e-commerce platform. Bernie asks Tara, a marketing genius, to QUICKLY create the online shop.

Six months in and business is going great! He even had a few big orders! Jackpot!

But then... Bernie receives a message from his customer Saskia in Germany. Three months ago, Saskia bought 20 uniforms for her husband's football team but now she's changed her mind and wants to return the goods. She is asking Bernie's company for a full refund and to pay the return delivery costs from Germany.

What?! No way! The normal return time is 14 days. Right??

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