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1. In order to get a full (a)   , customers must return goods in the original packaging. 

2. .

3. Suppliers often sell large quantities of goods to (a)   , who usually don’t sell directly to customers. 

2. A producer is otherwise known as a (a)   .

To purchase large quantities of a product, typically to get a lower price per unit.

• buy in bulk

• get a refund

• dispatch

A business or individual that sells goods directly to consumers, often in smaller quantities than wholesalers.

• Wholesaler
• Retailer
• Distributor
• Manufacturer

To receive all the money back that was paid for a product or service when it is returned.

• Partial refund
• Full refund
• Exchange only
• Store credit

A large building where raw materials or manufactured goods are stored before they are distributed for sale.

• Factory
• Showroom
• Retail Store
• Warehouse

A small retail store that typically operates for long hours and stocks a range of everyday items like snacks, drinks, and toiletries.

• Department store
• Supermarket
• Grocery store
• Convenience store

To give something and receive something of the same kind in return, often used in the context of returning goods for a different item.

• Exchagne

• Purchase
• Gift
• Borrow

A set amount of time after a purchase during which the buyer can cancel the transaction without penalty.

• Cooling-off period
• Transaction grace period
• Return window
• Refund period