Retailers lose $76.5 billion annually to return fraud as nearly 10% of U.S. retail returns involve fraudulent activity, with $850 billion in returns expected in 2025.

New report reveals the rise of return-related fraud in e-commerce and how retailers can combat financial losses ...

Nearly half of shoppers say they've committed some form of return fraud, and now some companies are deploying artificial intelligence to crack down. A new survey conducted by the National Retail ...

Nearly half of shoppers in a recent survey admitted to some sort of "return fraud," and one estimate says nearly 1 in every 10 retail items returned for a refund is fraudulent. Josh Sidorowicz is In ...

During the busy post-Christmas shopping season, a suspect attempted to defraud a local retail store by committing return fraud, according to the Huntington Beach Police Department.

Retailers are heading into peak season knowing that nearly a trillion dollars in merchandise will boomerang back through their doors, testing margins, logistics and customer patience all at once.

Bought grandma the wrong size sweater for Christmas? If so, think twice about the best way to return it. Most large retail stores are now charging fees for mail-in returns, according to industry ...

Product returns are often seen as a necessary evil—but when return fraud enters the mix, things get a lot more costly, and complicated. If you’re rethinking your return policy or struggling with ...

NoFraud, an e-commerce fraud prevention provider, has acquired Yofi AI, a return fraud and policy abuse detection platform for e-commerce retailers backed by Nyca Partners, Point72 Ventures, and eBay ...

ReturnPro’s survey finds 57% of retailers face low inventory, 75% expect fraud to rise, and most are delaying promotions to later in the season. Retailers are heading into Holiday 2025 with a new set ...