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What to Do if the Customers Abuse Amazon’s Return Policy?

How Does Amazon Track Returns?

When a customer initiates a return through their Amazon account and the return is authorized, Amazon assigns a unique RMA number to that specific return. This number acts like a digital fingerprint, tracking the item throughout the return process.

Both the customer and seller can use the RMA number to track the return's progress. The customer includes the RMA number on the package when they return it. When the package reaches an Amazon facility, they scan the RMA barcode, linking the physical return to the digital record. Sellers can then see the return status updates within their Seller Central account, often linked to the RMA number.

Information linked to RMA

  • Customer information (name, order ID);
  • Reason for return (damaged item, wrong size, etc.);
  • Return method (return label, drop-off location);
  • Status of the return (shipped back, received by Amazon, awaiting inspection).
  • Amazon tracks returns using Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) numbers.