You can usually view your sales receipt in a few places:

1. Email Confirmation: Check your email for a confirmation message from the retailer. Receipts are often sent as attachments or included in the body of the email.

2. Online Account: If you purchased from an online store, log into your account on their website. Many retailers have a section for order history where you can view and print your receipts.

3. Mobile App: If the retailer has a mobile app, you may be able to find your receipts under your account or purchase history.

4. Customer Service: If you can’t find your receipt, you can contact the retailer’s customer service for assistance.

Returning an item usually involves a few steps, but the process can vary by retailer. Here’s a general guide:

1. Check the Return Policy: Visit the retailer’s website to review their return policy. This will inform you about the timeframe for returns, condition requirements, and whether you’ll need a receipt.

2. Prepare the Item: Ensure the item is in its original packaging and condition, if applicable. Include all tags, manuals, and accessories.

3. Initiate the Return:

   • Online: If you ordered online, log into your account and find the order in your purchase history. There’s often an option to initiate a return.
   • In-store: If you bought the item in a physical store, you can usually return it to the same location.

4. Follow Instructions: If returning by mail, print the return label if provided, package the item securely, and drop it off at the designated shipping carrier.

5. Keep Records: Keep a copy of the return shipping receipt or any confirmation emails for your records.

6. Track the Return: If you sent the item back, you might be able to track it until it arrives at the retailer.

Whether an out-of-stock item will be restocked depends on the retailer and the specific product. Here are a few ways to find out:

1. Check Product Page: Many retailers will indicate if they plan to restock an item on the product page.

2. Sign Up for Notifications: Some websites allow you to sign up for restock alerts via email or text.

3. Contact Customer Service: Reaching out to the retailer's customer service can provide specific information about restocking timelines.

4. Check Social Media: Retailers often announce restocks on their social media channels.

You can usually ship your order to a few different places, depending on the retailer’s options:

1. Home Address: Most online retailers will ship directly to your home address.

2. Work Address: You can often use your work address if it’s allowed and convenient for you.

3. Pickup Locations: Some retailers offer the option to ship to designated pickup locations, such as stores or lockers, where you can collect your order.

4. Gift Shipping: If you’re sending a gift, many retailers allow you to specify a different shipping address during checkout.