Rücksendung und Umtausch

I had high hopes because Return Prime promises a lot, and it priced well (although you need the most expensive plan to enable the features I wanted). This app is not developed to work well with the U.S. Postal Service, especially if you need to automate with tracking of returns. Other than USPS itself, none of the logistics carriers enabled can link to USPS tracking. Getting Return Priem to connect to my USPS business account (that I had to create) took days of communication back and forth with USPS. At this point, I feel like I am a beta tester for Return Prime. On the plus side, the customer service is very helpful. On the downside, you'll be talking to them almost every day. The app will work briefly, and then start having errors again. Either it can't generate labels, it can't collect payment from customers for exchanges or tracking of returns stops working. Based on the other reviews, it seems to work well for some people, but it was almost unusable for me with USPS.

It has bunch of bugs - also support is very low
1) request are not moving automatically even after wonder bot setup is done properly (verified by return prime team)
2) have to keep following up for any issue reported by us , otherwise support team don't care
3)if seller raise return request manually from the backend if customer is unable to do so than none on returns rules applies (in actual rules should be same for every request - right?)

Wish the developer was transparent with pricing. The app is advertised on the store as being Free. However, it is not free once you download, anything over 5 return tickets cost. If you want to know the price before downloading this app- it is $9.99 for up to 30 return tickets and $0.49 per additional ticket initiated. You are limited to 2 logistics integrations and 1 user free and the 2nd is paid. No more outside of that. If this was disclosed prior to downloading, I would have been able to determine it doesnt work for my shop and team of 5. I wasted time on setting up and then got to the part where I have to upgrade to a plan that still doesn't meet my needs.