Yeah, I see where you're coming from. 10% makes perfect sense if you're selling items that cost over $100.
You should be able to find a graphic that does the trick. IMHO, the policy is the main concern, not whether or not it's backed up by some obscure website.
Simply read the disclaimer at the bottom of their page and you'll see that they're not really doing anything for you anyway. They're certainly careful not to vouch for anyone displaying their logo and they tell consumers to research unfamiliar online retailers themselves. Have I missed something here? What good are they exactly?
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Just use a text link to your return policy and be done with it. That's all anyone really expects anyway.