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: All ConsumingReturning a gift? Bring your ID
By Kristin Alexander All Consuming Blog Moderator
It?s ugly. It?s tacky. You already have one. Whatever the reason for taking back your gift, be sure you bring a receipt with you to the return counter. While some stores have loosened up on their return policies, you?ll still find the process easiest if you bring a receipt and your ID and don?t dilly-dally.
Full post as published by All Consuming on December 27, 2010 (boomark / email).
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