deshopping

buying and using something with the intention of returning it for a refund

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The second most common tactics is 'deshopping', where a buyer purchases items with the intention of wearing them before returning the goods for a full refund.

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Capitalist RayNay DeShopping Cart (D'Cart) blackmails Talithia into turning Uma over in exchange for her brother Castor's life, so she can use Uma for her nefarious plans.

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(2003), "Interviews of Deshopping Behaviour: An Analysis of the Theory of Planned Behaviour," International Journal of Retail & Distribution Management 31(3): 153-163.

From hedonism and utilitarianism to anticipated actual behavior: do UK and Malaysian postgraduate students behave differently to mobile apps?

He quotes, among others, "deshopping" - apparently the act of buying something intending to use it only once and then returning it for a refund (although I cannot imagine why you'd need a term for that - who'd do such a thing?)