Paying shipping 3 times to return an item!

Item #56326

Fits Coleman Mach 15, Mach III Plus, Mach I PS and Mach III PS models.
Protect your air conditioner against the elements. Heavy-duty jersey-backed vinyl Cover has contrasting welt cord trim and parachute draw cord. Reinforced nylon thread for weatherproof, non-tearable seams.

NOTE: You must know your air conditioner's exact dimensions before purchase.

Tech Specs
Dimensions: 26"W x 13.5"D x 37"L


Item #21888

For Coleman Mach III Plus.
Protect your air conditioner against the elements. Heavy-duty jersey-backed vinyl Cover has contrasting welt cord trim and parachute draw cord. Reinforced nylon thread for weatherproof, non-tearable seams.

NOTE: You must know your air conditioner's exact dimensions before purchase.

Tech Specs
Dimensions: 29"W x 14"H x 43 3/4"L.

Both descriptions of items clearly state:
NOTE: You must know your air conditioner's exact dimensions before purchase.

Both Tech Specs clearly state:
Dimensions.
One is 26"W x 13.5"D x 37"L
Other is 29"W x 14"H x 43 3/4"L.



So WHO should be paying for shipping when wrong part is ordered :H

If the CW ad states it fits xxxx and it does not CW should make it right. The mistake is not between the customer and CW. The error lies between the manufacture/supplier and CW. The customer should not pay for their mistakes.
The customer should be made whole and the error and lost monies caused by the flawed description should be worked out between CW and the supplier of the part or description. I believe this return is CW responsibility to the customer. CW is the direct link to the customer and the product description.
That is customer service.

Amazon does it and so does EBAY. If you order the wrong part Amazon will take it back and charge the return shipping to you.
Why should the seller eat the cost? There description is from the manufacturer and so if there is a complaint maybe you should ask the manufacturer to eat the cost.

AMAZON POLICY IS;

Return Shipping Costs

If you return an item using the return label provided in the Online Returns Center, and the reason for return is not a result of an Amazon.com error, the cost of return shipping will be deducted from your refund. If you choose the U.S. Postal Service option, the amount that will be deducted from your refund is displayed. If you choose the self return option, you'll pay the cost charged by the carrier selected.

If it is then that is not only terrible service, it's the total opposite of typical on-line business practice.