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MindBodySpirit Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Customer's Responsibility or Customers Responsibility?

Hi,


I'm a bit confused on which is correct for the following sentence:

"Any shipping costs for returning the item back to us is considered the customers responsibility."


Is it correct to say "customers responsibility" or should I be using "customer's responsibility"


Help with this would be very much appreciated,


Please let me know.


Thanks

  

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returning the item = sending the item back returning the item back = sending the item back back MindBodySpirit should I be using "customer's responsibility" Yes, you should. Any shipping costs for returning the item to us is considered the customer's responsibility. CJ

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  • returning the item = sending the item back returning the item back = sending the item back back MindBodySpirit should I be using "customer's responsibility" Yes, you should.
  • Any shipping costs for returning the item to us is considered the customer's responsibility.
  • CJ
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returning the item = sending the item back
returning the item back = sending the item back back

MindBodySpiritshould I be using "customer's responsibility"

Yes, you should.

Any shipping costs for returning the item to us is considered the customer's responsibility.

CJ

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