Report: Online giant revamps try-before-you-buy service
Five months in, Amazon is already taking steps to improve its new Amazon Wardrobe service.
Amazon Wardrobe, which was introduced in a beta test in June, entitled shoppers to try out clothes at home for a week before paying for their order. Now the company is altering how discounts work and how many items can be ordered, according to ReCode.
For example, initially, Amazon allowed customers to order between three and 15 items to try on at home without a commitment to buy. The maximum has been lowered to 10 items, a move that suggests too many customers were taking advantage of that threshold, but not keeping enough, the report said.
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Amazon Wardrobe, which was introduced in a beta test in June, entitled shoppers to try out clothes at home for a week before paying for their order. Now the company is altering how discounts work and how many items can be ordered, according to ReCode.
For example, initially, Amazon allowed customers to order between three and 15 items to try on at home without a commitment to buy. The maximum has been lowered to 10 items, a move that suggests too many customers were taking advantage of that threshold, but not keeping enough, the report said.
To read more, click here.