Is it possible to find a supplier where my costumer can return his product to? Because I don’t want the returns at home but I can’t find any supplier that says this is the location where the returns go to.
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The question is whether a dropshipping seller can have customer returns sent somewhere other than their home. Replies suggest two options: use a supplier or dropshipping platform with return handling, or send returns to a third-party logistics (3PL) fulfillment center, which can receive and inspect items and then restock, refurbish, or discard them. Sellers should confirm in advance who pays return shipping and what happens to returned products. A commenter who works in fulfillment offered their Florida-based 3PL service, but another questioned the offer because the original poster had apparently been inactive for over two years. No supplier or service was selected, so the practical question remains unresolved.
@Ka0908 Yes, it’s possible! Look for suppliers that offer a return service or partner with a fulfillment center that handles returns. Some dropshipping platforms also provide return management services where returns go directly to their warehouse instead of your home.
Yes, it’s possible — as someone who works in 3PL fulfillment, I’d say you have two clean options: find a supplier that offers a return service (some do, ask directly), or route returns to a fulfillment center that handles them — a 3PL can receive, inspect, and either restock or dispose, so returns never touch your home. The key is agreeing upfront who pays return shipping and what happens to the item: restock, refurbish, or write off. If you use a dropshipping platform, check whether it has built-in return management — several do now.
P.S. If you’re looking for a 3PL, I run one in FL — happy to help 
Why are you replying to someone who hasn’t even logged in for over 2 years? Did you really offer your services? 