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European shoppers are waiting a median of 16 days for refunds from UK online stores, according to ShopReturns research. The delay usually sits inside warehouse processing, not transit — the parcel arrives back quickly, then waits. That distinction matters if you are trying to fix the problem on a WooCommerce store.
#WooCommerce #WordPress #Ecommerce #UX #RetailOperations
https://wpguy.uk/blog/why-european-refunds-take-16-days-on-woocommerce-stores/
If your WooCommerce store runs any version from 9.8.0 to 11.1.x, it is currently exposed to CVE-2026-106608, a CVSS 7.2 vulnerability that allows unauthenticated remote access to your store data and admin functions. I recommend updating to 11.2.0 immediately.
#WordPress #WooCommerce #CVE #SecurityHardening #WordPressSecurity
https://wpguy.uk/blog/woocommerce-cve-2026-106608-update-to-1120-now/
Manual tracking entries and carrier portal-switching might feel manageable in October. Come November, that friction multiplies across thousands of European orders and the cracks show fast. Shopify has been investing heavily here — WooCommerce stores need to close that gap before peak trading hits.
#WooCommerce #WordPress #eCommerce #EuropeanShipping #WordPressdeveloper
https://wpguy.uk/blog/woocommerce-european-shipping-closing-the-shopify-gap/