My question involves criminal law for the state of: In General
When you keep about 1 out of 7 (15%) items you purchased due to varioud reasons. Say 99% of the returns have receipts and 95% of the items are brand new/not opened/with tags/etc though it's perfectly ok if the items were worn/used. The store has 100% lifetime satisfaction guaranteed.
I did have very few returns without receipts (about 1%). These were typically priced $5-$20 where sometimes I don't bother to guard the receipts w/ as much care.
Bottom line is I like to buy them and try out at home instead of at the store. Sometimes, I like to buy items just b/c I'm an impulsive buyer. I buy them for other friends/family.
I'm wondering if this constitutes return fraud for excessive returns WITH receipts & NEW condition in box/w/ tags, etc? They were generally purchased during sales where I feverishly and excessively loaded them up (gifts of friends, family, etc.) and rationalized that you could always return them later?
I generally return them w/i reasonable amount of time w/i 14-30 days and in NEW condition though store's policy is no time limit as long as you have receipts or if you're not 100% satisfied despite after using them or they got broken/damaged/etc.
In fact, the store's selling point is 100% satisfaction guaranteed for life -- anything wrong just bring it back (w/ receipt). Say you get a watch and crapped out on you (not due to battery) bring it back and get a new one or get refunded for the price you purchased.
Please share your opinions if I'm doing anything wrong here. I think I'm doing everything legal here, but are there other legal ramifications I should be aware of? In the mean time, I'm cutting down on my shopping addiction -- I told myself to only purchase half of what I picked out at the store. Thank you in advance.

