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What is discussed
AskMonty AI editorial noteSource consulted:
Montemagno explains why a money-back promise can encourage a purchase without leading to a return. He cites the tendency to justify what we buy, the effort of sending it back and the greater value we place on possessions. A disappointing small purchase serves as a personal example; the extract ends as he introduces a further thought.
Key points
- Post-purchase justification can discourage asking for a refund.
- Return effort and a sense of ownership also matter.
- The personal example does not include the argument’s complete conclusion.
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