erine1881
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it depends. if you went out of eyesight of the artist, they have no way of knowing whether you opened it or not, so they have to damage it out. if you took two steps away from the counter, and the artist saw that you hadn't opened it, then no, it can go back on the shelf.
that's how it is at my counter (macy's). when we return something thru the register, it doesn't effect inventory until its scanned thru with an inventory gun later on. i'm not sure how it is at stores or nordies.
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it depends. if you went out of eyesight of the artist, they have no way of knowing whether you opened it or not, so they have to damage it out. if you took two steps away from the counter, and the artist saw that you hadn't opened it, then no, it can go back on the shelf.
that's how it is at my counter (macy's). when we return something thru the register, it doesn't effect inventory until its scanned thru with an inventory gun later on. i'm not sure how it is at stores or nordies.