So, for today at least, the only thing you need to do is visit a retailer's Internet site to check out the specific return policy; if it is not clear, follow up with a phone call to customer service to clarify.
Now it says "we are currently reviewing our service to clarify our value proposition and avoid any future misunderstandings".
Case in point: Pinterest recently had to update its Terms of Service to clarify how it can commercially use the information posted on the site, in an effort better convey the spirit behind its words.
"If he paid off the bank debt of £18m and then raised £24.4m from season tickets and he's also sold various players, including our star striker, where has all the money gone?" Former chairman Alastair Johnston has asked the government's insolvency service to clarify "certain financial arrangements" relating to Whyte's takeover of the club and Murray believes that is the correct course of action.
In 2010, the lawsuit alleged, Spokeo changed its terms of service to clarify that it's not a credit-reporting agency, and that users shouldn't use the site for vetting candidates — but it didn't revoke or restrict HR departments' access to its database.
Within 24 hours, the music-streaming service had to clarify that it will allow individual opt-outs.
The Red Cross will change the language it uses in advertising and public service announcements to clarify and explain its long-standing practice of pooling donations for use in a wide range of disasters covered out of its Disaster Relief Fund.
It also rewrote its Terms of Service today to clarify how it collects and works with outside developers, and announced sweeping platform API restrictions that will break many apps built on Facebook but prevent privacy abuses.
Approaches based on health service attributes attempts to clarify the concept of satisfaction; they also focused on consumers' evaluations of health service attributes.
In a blog post last fall, the Center for Copyright Information -- which is coordinating the program between the movie and music industries and the Internet service providers -- sought to clarify misconceptions that accused copyright violators could permanently lose Internet service.
Others admitted that their service operated very strict criteria for accepting a referral: "...we offer almost a psychosis service" (TL 24/2) Attempts to clarify exactly how CMHTs how decisions were made and particularly management issues, indicated that it was sometimes unclear how decisions were made within the 'team': ' well, how the decision is made?
