Amazon ( AMZN) has made returns easier over the years by no longer requiring packaging, for example, and by setting up return counters in Whole Foods stores, Kohl's, and UPS stores, but you still have ...

Also, only select stores offer no-box returns. Once you've made your selection, Amazon will email you a QR code for a Whole Foods employee to scan.

Over 550 Whole Foods grocery stores in the U.S. accept Amazon returns, and you don't even need a box or label, as long as you have your return QR code. Just bring your return item up to the Whole ...

Get the QR code for the item from the Amazon Return Center. Take the item you wish to return from Amazon to your nearest Kohl’s location. Show the QR code to a Kohl’s employee in-store.

The system promised to be easy: First I’d set up the return within the Amazon app, then scan the QR code it gave me at a self-serve kiosk in my local (Amazon-owned) Whole Foods Market store.

If you want to hand in returns from Amazon to DHL & Co, you normally need a QR code. This will be easier to store on iPhones in the future.

For each boxless return option listed below, customers can select their preferred drop-off option and bring their return QR code and item (s) to the selected location.

Once they select Kohl’s as a drop-off location, they will receive a QR code, which must be scanned at Kohl’s to verify the return. Kohl’s then packs and ships the item.

As with Kohl's, you'll get a QR code to scan when you arrive. However, not all Whole Foods stores support Amazon returns and some may require you to box the item beforehand, so double check the ...

The Problem With Amazon Returns Before getting into the good news, we must discuss one major issue with Amazon returns —the QR code placement.