Amazon Return/Refund

[The Green Bean]

I want to return something I bought because I don't want it any more. It's not opened and 30 days have not passed.

My question is: who pays for the returns shipping? I used free shipping but Amazon says if the returns is no error of theirs, the buyer pays for return shipping. How much should that come for a 2lb box?

In addition, if you use a mailing label provided by our Returns Center and your return is not the result of our error, the shipping cost of that returned item will be deducted from your refund.

 

[slayer202]

you pay...

usps.com
ups.com
fedex.com

go check

 

[Bignate603]

Why not call and ask? If you're getting the return tag through them it will depend on their shipping rates.

 

[The Green Bean]

you pay...

usps.com
ups.com
fedex.com

go check

They suggest using their shipping slip (which is printable). I'm guessing that they deduct the shipping cost from the refund issued. I just want at estimate of how much that should be. If it's more than $7, I might not return it.

Edit: I got my answer. I will have to pay the standard shipping rate:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/custom...68636#standard

It'll be close to $10. I will not return it. Thanks