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Is a 20% refund rate normal?

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Is a 20% refund rate normal? I’ve been running my Ecom business for the last 6 months and things have been pretty smooth. Last month I started my first paid ad campaign and I’ve been getting a ton of refunds. (about 2 every 10 orders) I’m not sure if it’s my ads or my products but people will buy them minutes later refund. Here’s an email I got: “i recently bought two produ…

Reddit ecommerce 526 2024-07-15

Can any 20+ episodes a year TV show compete with The Simpsons golden age run?

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Can any 20+ episodes a year TV show compete with The Simpsons golden age run? The Simpsons praise has been beaten to death but as I re-watch season 3-8 I was wondering if any other 20+ episode per season show can compete with the consistent writing the the Simpsons (season 3-8). It’s extremely impressive to churn out that many great episodes in a 5 year span. submitted by /u/thune123

Reddit Television 1.2k 2024-07-14

20% and 40% tax UK rate questions.

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20% and 40% tax UK rate questions. Right I’m aware that amounts over £50,271 will be taxed at 40% so my questions is. My basic is £45,000. 9 months of the year I will earn between £1,200 and £2000 in commission a month. Do I get taxed 40% straight away or when I get my first commission month and then averaged out? I’m looking to add extra into my pension to bring it back down to…

Reddit Personal Finance 637 2024-07-14

Best Cities to Solo Travel at 20 years old?

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Best Cities to Solo Travel at 20 years old? I have been to a few countries in my life including ecuador, costa rica, morocco, spain, and france. My favorite so far was the city of Nice in France. I plan to do a cruise from florida when I turn 21 and in the near future plan a trip to Berlin to see my close friend. Any ideas for my first solo trip? submitted by /u/Rude-Winner-7503 …

Reddit Travel 443 2024-07-13

In this car market (prices + interest rates) is the 20/4/10 rule not applicable, and I am a cheap B?

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In this car market (prices + interest rates) is the 20/4/10 rule not applicable, and I am a cheap B? To keep this brief: My wife and I want a newer car, which is fair I think. We road-trip a lot and camp a lot and our current car is a 2015 Forester. It only has 113,000 miles on it… but its transmission has failed twice catastrophically under warranty and its a minimum $8,000 job from what I can tell (maybe I’m wrong on this). This is all desp…

Reddit Personal Finance 794 2024-07-13