Is it ethically wrong to purchase something knowing you are going to return it?

[Random_Matt]

Hiku said:

Those policies are in place to protect consumers from getting a product that doesn't meet their expectations, or are damaged/faulty, etc.
Not so you can borrow a product for free. So if you consider abusing policies for purposes other than what they were intended for as wrong, then yes.

Random_Matt said: 
Doing this with the Amazon 30 day returns, if I need a PS4 that is. Only want to play the new Ghosts game or whatever it was called.

If it's a new PS4, I guess Amazon are then forced to sell it as used after you return it?
At least try to get a used PS4 and used copy of Ghost of Tsushima so you don't diminish the value of the product, since it can easily get avoided.

It would be a used one, unaware you can send a new one back once opened. Still think its a PS5 release and possibly PS4 Pro only.