send-backscheme

noun
UK /ˈsɛnd bæk skiːm/
US /ˈsɛnd bæk skiːm/

A plan to give something back to the person it came from.

The class made a send-backscheme so every borrowed book would return to its owner.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A business arrangement where goods are sent back to the seller for a refund.

The shop's send-backscheme lets customers return faulty items within thirty days.

3. A trick where someone sends a message back to the person who sent it.

His send-backscheme bounced the prank email right back to the sender.

4. A plan to send someone back to their home country or original place.

The charity opposed the send-backscheme for refugees who had lived there for years.