The change means that any customer buying an item between now and 11 December will be able to return it, providing it us unused, until 16 January.
suffered a consumer backlash when it emerged earlier this week that its 90-day returns policy had been reduced to 35. The company said that the 90-day policy was unsustainable and that the new 35-day limit was still more generous than rival retailers.
It also claimed that it was always intended to suspend the 35-day limit over Christmas, the retailer's key retail period.
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