Target Stores Reviews

Funny that the tags were only one number off. So I said what can I do? He said you can show your license and do a return for credit. But guess what? After 3 days it had gone on sale. So I get to eat the remaining amount. He also says he doesn't know if I am trying to "take" him. I spend a lot of money every year at Target; I have 3 kids. I am about as honest as it gets. So now, I will rethink how much of my money, if any I will give to Target. I may only be one customer to them but I represent the core of their shopping demographic. I also run a huge mom blog. Guess where else I am telling this story. So folks you better check your receipt before you leave if you think you may have to return it.

Is this the life span of your product? what do you suggest I should do? My model is ftx29 red I have owned Mr. Coffee in the past and never had a problem. It made coffee for years. I bought this for the look in our kitchen. Now, I'm sorry I did. Did your quality drop now that it is made in china or did I just got a lemon?

The next morning, as I was checking my bank account, I noticed they had charged me twice for that one purchase. I decided to call the store and ask what I needed to do to be refunded thinking this is something that happens often and I shouldn't run into any problems. The store attendant said they could not do anything for me and that I needed to talk to my bank. So I called my bank and the woman there had said it was unusual and they would not refund me which I agreed with but that if they didn't refund me, I could file a fraudulent report against them. So I decided to try and go in store to Target to try speaking with a manager.

When I got there, the customer service desk told me there was nothing they could do and asked if I wanted to speak with a manager. She called up the front-end manager who was extremely rude. She basically told me that because I only had one receipt, I couldn't prove that the second charge was not real which makes no sense because if I had a second receipt the transaction then would be real or at least I would’ve caught it when initially paying. I wouldn't have run my card a second time if I received a receipt after the cashier said that the transaction didn't go through the first time. So basically, she was hinting to the fact that I was trying to rip off the store.

I felt I was very calm and easy to work with but they wouldn't do anything for me. I asked for a gift card and they refused. And to top it off, I received not one apology. The manager was very rude and talked to me like I was trying to rip them off when I had my bank statement and my receipt there clearly showing what was going on. So I went into my bank and the teller said to wait one more day to make sure both charges really go through completely.

When the next day came around, I checked my account and as I expected both transactions went through. I wanted to give Target a third try to make things right with me since I was a loyal customer who shopped there many times for business and personal items. When I called their general helpdesk, the lady asked me some questions and I started to get the feeling that maybe I've found somebody who can help me. After many questions and 20 minutes later, I was back at square one with Target. She refused to help me and said there was nothing they could do. She said I'd have to deal with it at my bank. I went to my bank and filed a fraudulent report against Target. The branch manager was completely stunned that Target wouldn't help me out.

But yesterday I reached my limit of rude employees. I walked in the store with a cart that I brought in from the parking lot, one that was very difficult to steer. A cart boy come in with a few carts and I asked him if they were easy to steer because the one I had was not. He replied, "They are all the same, must be you." I went on and did some shopping but had specifically come to purchase the mock turtleneck that were in your week end ads. I walked up and down, and back and forth in the women's department for several minutes but could not find what I was looking for.

I was headed to customer service when I saw a young lady, obviously part of the management team, she was very nicely dressed and did not wear a red smock, but had a Target name badge, different form the other employees. I approached her and asked her if she knew where the item I was looking for might be. Her reply to me, "Lady, you are in the women's department, look a little harder." Then she walked on. I would have at least expected her to call someone from the department but that did not happen.

So I left my cart and all the merchandise that I had intended to buy and headed down the street to K-Mart. I don't intend to return to Target but will spend my money at the local K-Mart or even Wal-Mart, which I have hesitated doing in the past.

The first thing in the morning, I called up the same store to check if they have another piece available to replace my defective one. The guy told me that they had another piece and I could get mine exchanged. But to my shock, when I reached the customer service counter, a lady was already waiting for me there to harass me. She kept arguing that since the box seal was opened n the netbook was turned on, it no longer came under the "new" category. In their policy only allows "new and unused items." Now, how in earth could I have known the defect before opening the box or tuning the netbook on for that matter?

When explained this to her, she started making other silly excuses which only showed that she wasn't computer literate enough. She wasted a complete hour of mine arguing pointlessly. Well, then I found out that the whole try of pushing me to the corner was made because the piece whose availability was confirmed on the phone was not "new", it was repackaged. Can you believe that? This whole drama only to cover up their own mistake. They wouldn't return the item and they didn't have a replacement. The rude woman said that I can only buy the repackaged one or take the same defective piece back home.

She was vibrantly trying to impose that I'm trying to return a used item. I was literally harassed. She even made me believe that no other Target store is going to accept it. Being new to US, I didn't know a bit of policies so I just returned, while I was leaving an electronics guy came and told me that the item is available at another store about 12 miles away, and I should try if they return it.

I desperately needed it that day so I actually went 12 miles out of the way and got it replaced. Now that I read all these customer policies, I feel so insulted about that woman's behavior with me and then me having to travel 12 miles because of their mistake. I want to return the netbook that I got and never ever shop at Target. I've already warned all of my friends and family members and none of them will ever shop there.

The first thing in the morning was that I called up the same store to check if they have another piece available to replace my defective one, the guy told me that they had another piece and I could get mine exchanged. But to my shock, when reached the customer service counter a lady was already waiting for me there to harass me. She kept arguing that since the box seal was opened and the net book was turned on, it no longer came under the "new" category in their policy only allows "new and unused items". Now, how in earth could I have known the defect before opening the box or tuning the net book on for that matter?

When explained this to her, she started making other silly excuses which only showed that she wasn't computer literate enough. She wasted a complete hour of mine arguing pointlessly. Well then, I found out that the whole try of pushing me to the corner was made because the piece whose availability was confirmed on the phone was not "new", it was repackaged. Can u believe? This whole drama only to cover up their own mistake.

They wouldn't return the item and they didn't have a replacement. The rude woman said that I can only buy the repackaged one or take the same defective piece back home. She was vibrantly trying to impose that I'm trying to return a used item. I was literally harassed. She even made me believe that no other target store is going to accept it.

Being new to US, I didn't know a lot of policies so I just returned, while I was leaving an electronics guy came and told me that the item is available at another store about 12 miles away, and I should try if they return it. I desperately needed it that day, so I actually went 12 miles out of the way and got it replaced.

Now that I read all these customer policies, I feel so insulted about that woman's behavior with me and then me having to travel 12 miles because of their mistake, I want to return the net book that I got n never ever shop at target. I've already warned all of my friends and family members and none of them will ever shop there.

Additionally, the store would not tag a replacement CD when the store finally got a new shipment so that I could be notified that it was available. Additionally, the store would not send me a replacement when available even though I would not be back in Salt Lake City until January 2011. Additionally, it was my responsibility to return to the store or of course I could always call them in advance to see if a CD was available. And then there is the fact that I had to do all of this within 90 days or I was stuck with the bad CD. The problem is I am not responsible for a bad CD. The Target store at Fort Union in Salt Lake City is! I don't care what excuses Target makes, I want a replacement CD sent to me or held for me until January if that is the best they can do or I want my money back.

My main complaint is the total lack of customer service provided by the manager. He has his book, he follows the prescribed solutions, although it was indicated they had never had this problem before and he could care less about the customer. I went through 3 people. The first two young women tried to be very helpful before I got to Mr. Manager who at best was unable to understand my frustration with his solution. Target must have a very poor manager-training program if after 3 people, with their combined salaries and time spent helping me could not solve an $11.99 problem! I’m stuck with a bad CD, no reasonable, time efficient recourse, and a firm desire to. Never shop at Target again. I walked out without buying my basket full of items probably only $40 - $50 worth and when in Salt Lake City, at least in the past, I have been a regular customer of target. No more.

On Saturday, November 6th, guest service told me to go back to the store and return the product. Instead of going back to store, I called the store and the store manager refused to return the product and told me that she has not heard anything from guest service and whatever they did is the right thing to do.

I called back on Monday, November 8th, and after detailed talk with guest service, she asked me to go back to the store again and return there. I don't understand how many times a customer should go to store to return $18 shoes. The cost of shoes doesn't even cover two round trips to store. I asked the store to send me a FedEx box where I can send in shoes to store and give me credit back to my credit card but the guest service refused.

It is very shameful on behalf of Target with this kind of behavior to customers. I don't feel it is safe for my child to wear a defective shoes and the store is refusing to return. What option do I have at this point? It is not an issue of $18 anymore. I want to pursue this further with corporate. Please advice. I would like to get email back regarding this.

I was in Target 2 weeks before 10/31/2010 and what I needed for Halloween I had to pick up off the floor, repack it, and buy it. The costumes were on the floor and they were going over them with the shopping carts. When a Sunday sale ad comes out, no matter how early I get to Target, the items are never ever there. I may start shopping elsewhere if I do not see a change before Christmas. Thank you.

I called Magnavox Manufacturer and was given a local repair shop to take a look at the TV. I took the TV there only to travel approximately 45 miles. I was told that the main board was gone in the TV and that no one had a part for it. I was very disgusted after traveling the distance and given that information. I called Magnavox again and told them what had happened. I was told at that time that the only thing I could do was write a letter to Consumer Services and explain what had happened. I truly feel that there is definitely a serious problem with Magnavox Manufacturer knowing the problem exist and is not doing anything to assist the customers.

People spent quite a bit of money purchasing the TV's and nothing is being done to refund the customers. I've always brought Magnavox appliances but now, I know that it is not worth it. I've read where many customers have the same problem. This is really bad business. Please refund my money. This is very bad business. I pray that you will find a way to assist in reimbursing the customers.

I was never told this, and would have just gone to Sam's Club to purchase the TV if I had been told from the beginning. The manager was rude. She didn't care and was only concerned with moving on. No respect for customer service. I feel like I was conned into buying the TV at their price. In short, I was denied the price match and was given no other option. Since I had already opened the TV, they also said they would not take it back. Total rip-off—and I believe it’s intentional to make a sale. Nobody at Target cares! They just want your money and then go away.

Well, it is now 11/05/10 and the very Apex Digital TV converter box I got as an exchange for the faulty box, literally died now. So, again, I went to Target on Howard, in Evanston Il. and they won't help me do an exchange, or give me a refund! It is definitely time to file a complaint with the Federal Consumer Protection Agency.

I am a senior citizen, and cannot afford running around the city, trying to get exchanges for faulty electronics like this Apex Digital TV converter box.

All I was asking for was store credit. After the manager came, 20 minutes of fumbling on the computer and conversing with the other lady, their offer to me was to get something from the same department and around the same price to exchange. The same department! Okay, so what if I don't need anything from that department? Who made this return policy, the mob? I was literally in that store for over 45 minutes before I left with something I didn't need but at least new. You are done Target. Lost another one!

I waited for three weeks for them to tell me (after me calling everyday since I found out my glasses were broken) to give them a style number from Lens Crafters or Pearle Vision so that I can get some sort of restitution. I give them the style number last Monday, and on Wednesday they tell me that I never gave them the style number and John is taking care of them! On Friday, they hadn’t heard from John and they assured me they would call me. Yesterday, I was rudely told they were still working on it after a month of me being out glasses and $400! They hung up on me without saying goodbye. What should I do? I want my glasses!

I then told him there were a lot of people out there who needed jobs. He then totally overreacted and told me to leave the store. I told him I was not done shopping and left him to continue my shopping. He sent two security people (Tyson and Caressa) after me and, along with Bret, they escorted me out of the store. I was not able to finish my shopping and was very embarrassed by their behavior. When I asked the security person, Tyson, what I had done to be forced to leave the store, Bret said, "She knows what she did." Aside from telling Bret I did not accept his condescending tone or behavior about this small refund, I did not know what I had done. At no time did I ever use foul language, become insistent or loud, or unruly or deserve to be escorted out of this store. At no time have I ever been escorted out of any store.

Card issuer told me that if retailer doesn't have merchandise properly coded on their end as "FSA eligible", it is rejected. I called India to discuss. Reps there don't know what FSA debit cards are, nor do supervisors. Tried multiple times to explain, ask for them to forward issue on to proper department, but I get stuck in the black hole of outsourcing who refuses to acknowledge the macro problem, nor communicate it to the powers that be. When tried other numbers, I was again routed back to India. Ridiculous.

They said they could not sell it at that price because it should have been $29.99. I sent a complaint to their customer service department and posted a complaint on their Facebook page as well. Other customers seemed to be very angry over the same situation and it seems it happens often. I am very disappointed and feel they should honor the price they had advertised it.

God forbid if I stop to talk to a friend I haven't seen in years, I get told to get back to work and I can almost guarantee I will be coached later that day for not working. There is never a day I don't go without worrying if I'll be talked to about not working, and it only seems to happen when I am by my self in my department with no help or if we are already put behind in schedule to help someone else finish their job, while they take full credit for finishing it.

Besides my dilemma, there is a Single mother I work with that desperately needs hours and is constantly asking for more, but she is only given 12 a week, while there are 18 year-old still living at home with their parents awarded with mid- management positions and given as many hours as they wish. I am sure through 'Quid Pro Quo'. The management who works in this store is completely unprofessional and unfair. In particular, Justin ** (not sure if that's how you spell his last name), is one of the most unrealistic and annoying managers I have ever been encountered with. He is the ETL over the Softlines and Front-end departments.

He along with a Senior Teamlead J.R. are the ones who are mostly riding my back about my tasks not being complete. They also are under the impression that the tubs of merchandise I push are fully my responsibility, which they are not. The tubs are everybody's responsibility, but if they are not kept up with and being stocked to the floor, I am held accountable for them not being worked.

I am always publicly asked over our walkie talkies, if I am working on the tubs. I near hear them ask any one else, as though they are making sure I am doing my job. Keeping tabs on me and my progress. I am sick and fed up with it! I know posting a complaint on here will most likely not fix the problem, but it helps take a load of my shoulders. Forget talking to Human Resources about this problem, because they have all befriended the ETLs and do not hold unbiased and fair investigations like they should.

There are many other team members with their own stories about certain ETLs, but are probably afraid to say anything lest they be retaliated against or fired with no reason due the fact that Texas is an at will employer. In an event that happened just today I had called in, because I had an enormous head ache and severe sinus blockage. I could barely open my eyes without pain. I was told to expect a write up when I go to work tomorrow.

Wow! I am so sorry that I had a migraine. I will be sure to tell my body to not give me one next time. This happened once before when I had a family emergency, like I can plan those right? I was told that next time I needed to give a two hour or preferably 2 days notice before I don't show up to work next time. Really? Like I am going to know I will have a family emergency 2 days in advance. I am sure everybody would like to have that ability. Target is the one company I have had more problems with then any other job I have had.

My cart was full of baby items ranging over $450.00. I went to guest services requested if they could look up my registry and give me a new booklet to help save money, not only did the gentleman behind the counter tell me they were out, he didn't even bother to look, nor offer to call a manager to try and compensate at all. I happened to find an attendant whom located a manager for me. Her name was Barbra, she offered no help at all as well. I felt rushed and pushed out.

I've worked in retail many years, the objective is to always keep the customer and keep them happy, as you know the best advertisement is word of mouth. Any type of discount compensation would of been great, nothing was offered. Now, I'll go online and get my baby items at Babies R Us or Burlington Coat Factory Baby Depot. Just thought you should know what kind of people you have working for you. It only would have taken ten minutes to look up my baby registry to see that I was telling the truth, and given me my discounts instead they missed the entire sale. Disappointed.

Today, I went again and bought Kraft sharp cheddar cheese along with a few other items, shelf price $2.24, scanned price $2.54. Today was the last straw, I checked with my girlfriend who quit going to Target for this same reason, one neighbor also relayed he had been ripped off once to many times and quit going, I think this is consistent enough to be a plan by Target to boost profits.

The store manager blamed it on poor help but the floor help isn't punching item costs into the computer that states how much each item is! Target should be investigated by the state. Needless to say I've been overly patient with this scheme and will now move to report them to the proper state agency along with the franchise tax board as I've been over charged on sales tax with each mispriced item bought.

On Friday, I scheduled my daughter for an appointment at the Fairview clinic to be checked out. They found that she had a double ear infection and pneumonia. This discussed me that the clinic nurse could have checked on Wednesday and caught these things 2 days earlier. I will no longer go to the clinic in Target nor take my daughter there either. I also will not recommend them to others. I hope this doesn't happen to another person. The person there that day did not do her job.

On Friday, I scheduled my daughter for an appointment at the Fairview clinic to be checked out. They found that she had a double ear infection and pneumonia. This disgusted me that the clinic nurse could have checked on Wednesday and caught these things two days earlier. I will no longer go to the clinic in Target nor take my daughter there either. I also will not recommend them to others. I hope this doesn't happen to another person. The person there that day did not do her job.

Their 800 number is useless. A second visit to the store, with my credit card statement in hand, was of no use. They wouldn't give me a phone number at Target for anyone who perhaps can do something. Surely they have the receipt buried in their computer, but apparently the store can't access it. And it seems impossible to contact anyone at Target who can fix this. Frustrated!

How embarrassing! Our guests now think that our gift registry address is incorrect. When we asked if they could at least tell us who purchased the gift, they refused. Shouldn't they have to tell you that you are registering your gifts with a different company other than who you think you are? Target.com is not Target.

Let's aim for common sense. So, with the above description considered, perhaps this weirdo employee thought we were trying to steal something. But really, buddy? Neither my partner and I had picked up a single item in the store. Did you even bother to notice that, sweetheart? And to assume that two young women, walking quickly, one with a sling on, must be trying to steal, it's just absurd.

Here are some thoughts answering the 'Why I suppose there's a reason this forty-something year old is working as a salesperson/security extraordinaire at Target": some bad choices in life mixed with a hefty dose of stupidity. Notice how I work in the benefit of the doubt here. It's not just me, which makes It worse. I know of other people who have gone through similar situations during which Target employees make outrageous assumptions about customers.

One woman was even followed to her parked car because two employees had mistaken her for someone who actually had stolen something. (This occurred at the VA Beach Target on Laskins. ) What could Target managers be telling their employees? Make sure to make customers feel like they've done something wrong? Use the "sales" tactics of following and gawking at customers? My conclusion is to shop elsewhere. To recap, my partner and I went into a Midlothian, Virginia area Target for a book. We were followed around by a male employee, who then took it upon himself to stand in an aisle across from us and stare. His actions were inappropriate, and I should have confronted him about it. I regret not doing so. No one should be stared at by one of these employees in the manner than I was. It was rude and completely unnecessary.

I pointed out that they were all on the same shelf, but he repeated his statement with an air of impatience and walked away. Next, the washcloths were rung up. Both the light taupe and the greystone washcloths rung up at 30% off. I said to Meghan that if the light taupe were just verified to be 50% off, why didn’t the washcloths ring up at 50% off like they should? She asked if I wanted them or not. I then asked for a manager to come over to assist. Joe immediately showed up. He told me that (the same style/color) washcloth was higher priced because of its size and said it like he was talking to an insolent child. He then stared me down, which I found disconcerting. When I asked Meghan to verify that this manager’s name was Joe, she informed me that he was not a manager.

I have just relocated to the Wilkes-Barre area and this is my first visit to the Target store here. I have not established a preference to any store in this area, but have already discovered one retail store that is not willing to help customers. I am extremely disappointed that the shelf tag and signage was not checked and that a manager was not actually brought over to assist me. Instead I receive a complete lack of customer service and an employee who made me feel uneasy. I do not believe his blanket statement that different sizes of the same style/color are different prices. That would be like charging a different price for a size 5 versus a size 7 pair of jeans. It goes without saying that I will be needing many items for my new home in this city along with continually needing essentials. Frankly, I am unsure that I will be returning to Target for any future purchases.

We spoke to upper management at the store and then corporate. No effect. We are or were steady customers of Target until now. Someone should have had the authority to make an individual decision that would have allowed us to replace the product, we even were willing to pay the $10.00 above our price as it had increased that amount. It is a sad way to conduct business and we were very disappointed. We have spent many hundreds of dollars at Target Stores. They should honor all their merchandise. I am sure if one of the executives had this problem, they would solve it immediately, and been cooling their wine as we speak. Thank you for hearing me out, this helps.

Totally taken aback by their explanation, I requested a supervisor. A lead person appeared followed by a Loss Detection person. Each reiterated this $69 yearly quota. I explained, the items were purchased and explained the condition under which the purchase was made and subsequent attempt to return them. I retorted I was appalled by this "new" policy. I explained this "policy" was not clearly stated. It did not make sense. I asked what was a consumer who sent their money in their store supposed to do if they wanted to return items that cost more than $69 (as most items in Target are above this amount) to do? When I did not get an answer, I stated I would return the remaining item for which I had a receipt. I placed my items on the counter with receipts and as the clerk attempted to assist me, the Loss Detection Rep. then told me to leave the store.

When I questioned, why? She stated they had the right to refuse to service me. I left the store with my merchandise with their personnel following me to my car (all in front of my son). I then called their corporate office, to speak with Jessica, who informed me, their policy was to accept non-receipted merchandise back as an exchanged within the department from which it was sold. I explained that would have completely acceptable and reasonable but I was not allowed that courtesy. I made numerous follow-up calls to ascertain why I was not allowed to return the items, why was I escorted out of the store. I was told I pointed my finger, which I did not. I purchased these items. I questioned their $69 yearly return policy for non-receipts. I have a history of spending anywhere from $400 - $1400 at one time in this store. I am totally mystified (and embarrassed) by the interaction I received at this store.

I would be most grateful for any assistance. I feel as though this was punishment for questioning this arbitrary policy. I am a disabled Veteran and am six units short of a Master's degree. I do not conduct myself in a juvenile manner. This "policy" is not posted. The "policy" is indiscriminately applied to customers. It is counter to California Consumer Law Section 1723.

I paid for the card using my debit card (cash basically) and I have the activation slip, receipt, and gift card and second attached card. The person told me it would take 7-10 business days to receive a new card.

It has now been two weeks and no replacement card has arrived. I am completely dissatisfied with Target and their lack of assistance. The woman refused to help me further. I will not shop at Target anymore. I was treated as if I were the one in the wrong.

The person told me it would take 7-10 business days to receive a new card. It has now been 2 weeks and no replacement card has arrived. I am completely dissatisfied with Target and their lack of assistance. The woman refused to help me further. I will not shop at Target anymore. I feel I was treated as if I were the one in the wrong. I lost $50.00 due to Target not replacing the gift card and refusing to refund my money even with a receipt and activation slip and both cards!

I recently asked to cancel my order and was informed by a supervisor that it can't be cancelled due to the order has already been processed. I am waiting on a manager (any one of four that will be in tomorrow) from Target online to call me back. Supervisor Tracie lets me know a manager won't be able to cancel this either, but she'll have them call. This is very disappointing. I love shopping at Target, but will never order anything online again.

So we proceeded to order the bed set, I told her it was the same vanilla visa gift card and since we stopped the original order within 10 minutes, the transaction had not cleared. We started with the ordering, gave all information. When we got to the gift card, she kept telling me it had to start with a 0 are a 4. That was the code on the back of the card. During trying to explain several times of what the numbers on the card was, she would put me on hold and talk to her supervisor. This happened four times. I do understand that if someone is learning a new job, things come up that they do not understand. But this was getting crazy. She then called Target's Gift Card Line and was trying to get them to help. When she started reading the card number, he said that it is not a good number. I again said this is a Vanilla Visa Gift card, it is not going to have the same numbers as Target's.

The guy in Target's Gift Line, I guess, help desk finally got her to understand the number she kept asking me for on the back of the my card is not the same. So again, now she was aware that this is a Vanilla Visa and let's just get this bed set ordered. So I asked, "now can we use two separate gift cards so I can pay for the merchandise and the shipping? Since the one card only had $100.00 on it and I still owed like $7.00". She said, "I do not know. Let me talk to my supervisor".

At this point, I have been on the phone and on hold with this same issue for 50 minutes. Yes, I was getting very aggravated. I said, "let me talk to your supervisor". I spoke with Kristen, I believe that was how she said her name. I again explained everything and said all I want to do is get this bed set ordered for my granddaughter. I explained about paying around $36.00 to get it on Friday.

She said, "well, it will take longer than that to get it". That was enough, it had been 1 hour on the phone trying to get a gift. She was not very helpful. I asked to speak with her supervisor, she said her name was Kathy. I asked Kathy, "what is her last name?". She said she is not to give out her supervisor's last name. So if someone has an issue, that cannot speak with someone about it? I am so aggravated about this whole issue. I feel that someone who cares about good customer service should be aware of the issue. People always seem to remember the bad experiences. I would like a call back on this issue. Thank you.

It had been three days after my purchase and when I got there, the ladies on the counter told me I could not return it because I had already opened it. I told her I was not happy with the product and I did not want it. They tried to argue with me and they called the manager. She asked me what was wrong with the machine and I told her that I was a very dissatisfied customer and not happy with the product. She told me I could not return it because it was open. I told her I opened it to keep it not to return it but I was not contented with their product.

After several arguments, the lady told me well it is dirty and we can't take it back because it is wet. I told her give me some tissue and I will dry it and keep your product. They credited my credit card back but I will not shop there again and I will advise everyone to to the same thing. They are very unfriendly, no greetings when you come in or leave.

She never really said. Ms. ** informed me that Guiermo was not the manager, but a second banana or something to that effect. I have requested the video game from Ms. ** several times and she told me that the "real" manager would call me. It’s been 8 days now, not a word from Target. They claim nothing. So, they just stole my money. What do I do?

I asked if she is a manager. She says no. Then I said, "Please asked Davina to ask this employee Brenda since she has nothing to do with this matter to please have her go about her job." I tell Davina that this is persistent deception by this store that has gone unchecked for the past 2 years where 9 out of 10 times that I shop here that I have to go to customer service to have overcharges reimbursed and that I believe this is deliberate.

How many customers are like myself who have to check their receipt for accuracy? I would bet that more often than not, customers do not check their receipts either because they feel this type of deception could not happen or that they just don't have time to stand at Customer Service for minutes on end to have errors corrected which means money back in their pockets.

I found out how important this was 2 years ago when I was charge $5.82 for a can of 47 cent cat food at this very Target in Hunters Creek, Orlando, FL. To add insult to injury, I call corporate Target at 1-800-440-0680 and talk to Jasna who listens, tells me she'll send this up the food chain to the highest executive at the store and corporate but says she doesn't need to take my name or phone number because we don't call people back on this.

So, in essence, I just wasted 60+ minutes of my time in handling this with customer service at the store, then on a lengthy telephone call with Jasna. I told her that Target has done nothing to assure me that this will be handled appropriately, and Target does nothing to inspire customer loyalty. If I shop at Publix and they make an error, they at very least are all over the situation and give me the first item without charge for the trouble in calling the error to their attention.

Not Target though. Because Target does not care about whether I shop there or not. Moreover, I am now costing them money because I have just called attention to their deliberate deception tactics in their being able to overcharge customers enticed to buy something they may or may not have originally purchased at what they think they are getting at a sale price but, in fact, will be charged full price at the register should that customer never check their receipt or not have the time to have it rectified with customer service. So neither customer service at Target in Hunters Creek, Orlando, FL nor Jasna at the corporate office found my time valuable by not even at very least a call back, or not even a dollar coupon to come back. Why, because now Target will make less money if they do have to correct their deliberate deception by overcharging of sale items.

Please try to do something. I understand that she will not get fired or that she is perhaps far away from being considered to get fired because our over night team members are majorly Hispanics and they communicate in Spanish with her; more comfortable that is. Please take this serious complaint into account and please, hope that Target Store #1341 will be a slightly brighter if things around here get better if Ms. Maria changes her personality.

I searched around and finally got the old number. I returned to the store to be educated again on the policy and the fact that the sale was now over 90 days. After much frustration, I left with a number to make a complaint, but of course I cannot get to make a complaint.

I called the number for the Returns Service and got a lady who proceeded to tell me all the things that they did not have to do as she was not going to help. After a third round of repeated information, I told the lady that I was not a moron but wanted help. She hung up. That is some way to complain about this total lack of help. There was no money back for a machine that I will not use. I had asked for store credit so it was not like they were loosing any cash.

What she said was completely unnecessary and unprofessional; she did not have to say that. The only reason I asked why was because I don't give out personal information unless I know what it's for. Also, I found the question random and was curious. Perhaps if she was a little nicer and had merely said "hello," I would have given it to her. I know it sounds trivial and it's not that big of a deal, but I am sick and tired of poor customer service on Target's part. I have had a few instances where a cashier was rude and I let it go, but this was the last straw. Target's customer service has become more terrible than Walmart's, which is pretty horrible.

I called for manager number two named Amanda and again, no good customer service manners. Attitudes, attitudes! Finally, after much discussion and me standing on my good leg, they canceled the item that was wrong at the counter I was standing at (which they could have done without all the aggravation). I spend hundreds of dollars at this store and other Target stores, but this store needs training on customer service. They totally do not understand the American Disability Act, which I conveyed to Amanda (the manager). I would advise this corporation to do a better job in training their customer service personnel in manners and on the ADA; otherwise, there will be legal action in accordance with the ADA.

Target is completely inaccessible for returns. It says, I must bring the item in to return. However, UPS has returned it to Target on 9/9/10 as is their policy in this case. So I don't have it, nor does my granddaughter.This was a $12 item, which cost me $27 and now I can't get my money back. One more thing: I learned from UPS that Target has a special "restricted" deal with them, which is why they didn't leave a deliver notice and just whisked it off. This was not ever mentioned in my transaction with Target. This company is cheesy, dishonest, and makes itself inaccessible to customers. Result is that I can't get my $27.00 back and Target has the merchandise.

I believe that manager Maria *** from Target Store #1341 has had perhaps hundreds maybe thousands of such negative comments and complaints concerning the way she is at the work place and her very negative personality and low work contributions. She makes team members feel "bad" about themselves and the younger team members "afraid" of her. This is dangerous and way below the line as most of her team members sense this.

I am more than happy and relieved that I am able to have this chance to bring up such crucial matter concerning Ms. Maria *** today. Please let this be known and eventually, make a difference in the future of Target store #1341. For every team member who has suffered her harshness and basically everything that Ms. Maria offers (all negatives at this work place).

Numerous people had complaints concerning Ms. Maria but for some reason, she never gets "punished." This I do not understand. Thank you for this opportunity to state these issues. Please pass on. -Anonymous complainer, about Target store #1341.

I felt fine at time, no pain. Went in the next day, spoke to a Mr. ***, the manager on duty at the time and filled out a form. He filled out the form because I could not write; use my fingers to fill out the form. I asked Mr. *** to call in the employee who witnessed the incident or caused the accident, to explain what happened in front of me and him. He explained, "Our Company does not work that way." They kept their employee away from me. I never caught up with him. I tried to talk to a different shopping cart employee. He said he was told not to talk to me.

Also, manager in office at the time of filling out the form, Mr. ***, said that people use this type of incident to scam. He treated me like I was another scammer, like I was faking. Of course, their people at the main office treated me horrible. Said they saw the camera material and saw no damage. They were rude, mean, and nasty, the employees that represented their company.

So, today, I took the receipt back to the original store and stood in line at customer service. The two reps behind the counter looked supremely uninterested in providing customer service but I was finally summoned to the counter. I explained my situation and the fact that I didn't realize the error until I got to my daughter's home. I showed the rep my receipt with the missing purchase highlighted. The response was a completely dismissive and uninterested, "Once the item leaves our store, it's your issue, not ours." I questioned the idea of the item being returned to inventory. She said that it was possible, but that the item can also be kept by the employee retrieving carts, or anyone else.

I was incredulous that the employees were not told to make a good faith effort to return obviously purchased items to the front in case someone had proof of purchase. The rep helping me (or not helping me, actually) said that another woman had just come in to retrieve her large bag of cat food and had been told the same thing, your problem.

For a store as huge as Target, how could such an unfriendly policy exist? Certainly that $40 lamp made a financial impact on me far more than the colossal chain! I also am amazed at the poor training apparently given these customer service employees. The person I dealt with was young, had minimal eye contact, showed absolutely no human emotion, and I felt like less than a number. After her announcement, she sort of dismissed me.

The other Target I visited yesterday would have saved me a trip had they told me that their policy is not to replace anything left on a cart, instead of telling me to go to the store of purchase. The policy is so totally customer unfriendly, I have to think this represents this company's views of it's customers now. The "Who cares about you?" attitude stunned me. I suppose it shouldn't have. I think mega-chain stores develop an utter disregard for the individual customer. Front line employees, like customer service people, apparently have little or no training in PR, or customer service in general. Such ideas as having eye contact, smiling, acknowledging a customer's frustration and offering to get a manager to explain a policy better are not part of the training system at Target.

I will avoid this chain as much as possible and I will never go back to the Escondido store. Thank you for listening.

The two individuals in customer service couldn't help and couldn't even reset my password. My only option was to stand in the lobby on my cell phone dealing with their registry 1-800 number. Sick of waiting, they allowed me to return $75 worth of merchandise and they scanned my license. Now that my $75 has been used up, I can't return anything else for a year! Apparently that is all they allowed. The rest of the items I'll just have duplicates. Thanks Target for ** me, the customer, and padding your wallets with money from my guests' extra gifts that I can't return. I was even willing to take store credit just so I wouldn't have extras but no, my $75 is used up,so I'm out of luck! I guess I will be shopping at Bed, Bath & Beyond, Ross, TJMaxx, or Macy's. This is the worst experience ever for a wedding registry; I really recommend you don't register there. I returned merchandise on my Macy's registry with zero problems! Macy's staff was fast, friendly, and knowledgeable.

On 9-6-10, returned to the store and ask if they could recover the one I'd returned the day before. The manager said no. But she was willing to replace it with one in the store. There were none in the store. I asked if they could just get the piece out of the one I'd returned the day before. The manager said no. But they were willing to call another store and see if they had one. What would have taken the manager a few minutes to correct she refused to do. But she was willing for me to travel across town to the one on W. Saginaw Hwy--some 28 minutes round trip or to the one in Okemos --some 20 miles round trip.

If either of those two stores had one it would have taken me between an hour to two to accomplish the task that the store manager could have done in just as few minutes. I declined to have them call the other stores because it was evident the store manager was indifferent to this customer's need. Remember this was the third trip to the store to get this matter settled. I was unwilling to travel 20 plus miles and go to a Target store for the fourth time in three days for the same issue. Poor, poor, very customer service.

I went home and looked again online and it clearly stated that the camera was $109 online or in store availability this time I went to the next local Target store and it was again $129 there this time the salesman did look it up for me but it still came up $129. He was uncertain as to why there was a price difference his only explanation was that the statement in store or online just meant the camera was also in the store but not at the online prices. I think that was ** and was quite upset that they would advertise an item like that. I bought the camera at $129 because I really liked the camera and it had great reviews I wish I could of had it at the price advertised though.

I took it back to the local Target store and explained what had happened. The lady told me that they couldn't return anything without a receipt that cost over $70. I said that I really just wanted to exchange it for the exact same product that they had in their store. Even exchange for the exact same product. She called a manager over. The manager said that they might be able to return it to my gift registry if I had one with the store but I was not able to return it for store credit or even exchange it. I told the lady it wasn't on the registry because I knew I was getting it so I didn't need to register for one. She said that there wasn't anything she could do for me then but they couldn't take it back.

I called customer service. The guy on the phone basically told me the same thing, although he did come up with one alternative. Target would nicely print out Manufacturers information for me and I could contact them to see if they could send me parts to fix it. I am expecting a newborn baby any day. How am I going to wait for the manufacturer to fix something that was bought broke? The guy on the phone was rude and basically had no help or answers as were the two people at the store. How can you sell a product that is broke when bought but you don't stand by your product to exchange or return it? I will never buy anything from Target again. This is the most absurd thing I have ever heard of. I am now stuck with a $100+ playpen that I can't even use with my newborn child. I thought this was a good company and I usually prefer to shop with them over their competitors. I am also returning all other products from their company that are unopened and with receipts, and deleting my baby registry with them. I will not shop with them anymore.

When I told him again, he asked me if I wanted him to rebag my items or not. Of course I told him yes and to make sure I received the 5 cents per bag I was due and he had no clue what I was referring to. I pointed out the bar code he was to scan to receive the 5 cents and he was totally surprised. I did receive my money for the bags after showing him what needed to be done. I am a loyal Target shopper, but I am not happy with the service I received today. When I was finally checked out and went to my car, I saw the horrible conditions in the parking lot. There was so much trash I thought I was in a landfill. It looked like everyone had dropped their lunch bags and the contents on the ground and walked away. I'm sure Target has high standards for their stores, but the store in Inglewood definitely needs help! Thanks for listening.

The lady said no, it has to be the same exact CD. I repeated again, "Give me a store credit or exchange because the store doesn't have the another Coltford (Chicken and biscuits)." The lady said I know and left me standing there. I asked again and she called another lady up and told me I would have to go to another Target store and see if they have it or I would be out of luck. You need nicer people working for you. They both had personality problems.What? Can't I get something else or a store credit? I was told I had to get the same CD or nothing. There wasn't another one back there or I would have.

I have also filed a complaint at with consumer affairs and I plan on telling everyone I can about what happened. I just can't believe I couldn't get a store credit or even let me exchanged for something else in the store.

I asked to speak with the manager, who was not very empathetic. She said I should have read the return policy before I bought the bike. Even if I read the policy first, which is always a good idea, I still would assume a quality store like Target, would stand behind its products and accept a return if a customer is dissatisfied with the quality. Despite the manager's not-so-pleasant attitude, she did accommodate me enough to say they'll have the bike mechanic fix the bike. But they wouldn't allow me to upgrade to a better bike.

It's been five weeks and I still don't have my son's bike. At least they're rectifying the situation, but I will no longer buy big item products at Target. I've been telling family and friends to beware as well. In fact, while I was at the store waiting for the manager to help come up with a solution to my problem, a mother and her son were looking at the bikes. I told them my situation. The mom thanked me for letting her know and said she would buy her son's bike somewhere else. So, consumers beware. I come away from this experience, knowing we're in a recession and department stores aren't going to honor consumer complaints/returns like they have in the past. In closing, always find out the return policy.

When returning the mushrooms, she quickly scanned the item and threw $0.50 cents on the counter saying, "This is what you paid." I was so taken aback that I asked to see the store manager. A gentleman came up and introduced himself as Mark, a "department" manager. I proceeded to tell him what happened and he somewhat justified her actions by saying that she didn't know the return policy and was just "asking." Never once did he apologize for the associate's rude behavior. As I was leaving the store, I could hear the associate, Maria, giggling with another associate behind the counter and when I made my presence known, they immediately stopped.

I re-entered the store to continue to shop and ran into the department manager, Mark, in the furniture department. I told him of my disappointment in the way he handled the situation, never apologizing on behalf of Target. It was my feeling that perhaps he was friends with the associate and I felt totally disrespected. I then proceeded to the check-out lane and asked again for the store manager. Instead, I spoke to Bonnie, the line and guest services manager.

She immediately apologized and said that kind of behavior was unacceptable. She gave me an apology coupon of $3.00 for my trouble. When further explaining about the mushrooms, I looked at the return receipt and noticed that she returned a bell pepper instead of the mushrooms. That is why I received only $0.50 back! The manager apologized again and gave me another $3.00 coupon, instead of returning to the guest services window and addressing the situation.

I was so delighted to learn that you intended to build a super store near my home. The store is built in west Houston in an area bounded by Richmond St., Eldridge Blvd. and Westheimer Rd. Sadly, this store has some serious image problems in our community that have been a constant issue in our Home Owners Association meetings. Shopping carts left all over our neighborhood and never retrieved by the store even after numerous phone calls. One example: A shopping cart left at Richmond and Panagard that is still there 3 months after I phoned the store! Now, I know it is the customers, not Target taking these carts away, but you have no idea what a bad public image your company gets by its never picking up these carts in a timely manner.

I have phoned the store dozens of times, only to find the exact carts still there 2 weeks later. There is a city ordinance being proposed in Houston because of this one target store that will be modeled on the Houston graffiti law. Simply put, if some vandal paints graffiti on your building, you have 30 days to paint over it or remove it or you will be fined. It's sad that the city government may have to step in because you care so little for your image in the neighborhood and show by your ignoring of phone calls that "you could care less".

Secondly, this store is the worst stocked store I have ever seen. Yesterday, one package of bagels! And the stock was in total disarray. Also, some areas haven't been restocked in weeks! I am glad to have Target in our neighborhood, but you are quickly becoming a very bad neighbor. So far, I've been in communication with Mayor Parker and Councilman Vo and our Home Owners Association is becoming very active (and thoroughly annoyed) in this matter.

Please accept this as a constructive comment. You spend millions on advertising, but these carts left abandoned all over our neighborhoods are undoing all that advertising and giving your store a very bad, and I think unjustified rap, as a "trashy, low-rent business. " Location of store where you shop: Houston, Eldridge at Westheimer.

Unfortunately, my host was delayed in picking me up and I was beginning to feel very hot. I therefore decided to go back in the store to get a drink while I wait to be picked up. I bought the soda and sat down to drink it. But to my surprise, a policeman and another Target employee walked up to me and asked me to follow them because they suspected that I had stolen some items from the store. I decided to cooperate with them because I was sure that this was a misunderstanding that would soon be cleared up. They checked all my items and I had no stolen items with me. The truth is I had receipts for all the things I had with me. They however insisted that they had seen me steal some items and that they had evidence. I asked them to show me the evidence in vain!

They interrogated me for a while. They later on decided to let me go with a stern warning not to steal anything in this country and never to return to Target! This experience was extremely traumatizing for me. I actually haven't left the house since this happened. I wouldn't wish it on anyone else. I have decided to share it so that other people are aware of what might happen to them. I also think that Target owes me an apology. Nobody deserves such harsh, cruel, humiliating, and embarrassing treatment!

She said to look at the picture, there were no eggs with that picture at all in the dairy case. She said, they put that amount on there because in other cities eggs may cost up to that amount. I was outraged, King Soupers or Safeway would have no problem honoring the coupon. I left the coupon and the groceries there and will not shop there again until this is taken care of. I also stopped others going into the store to tell them they do not honor the coupon and they left as well.

This is false advertising. I would appreciate a coupon for 3.29 to be used on any item in that store, if they want me back as a customer. This manager needs to be fired! And so does the clerk that waited on me. I did not get her name but she was tall and had brown hair. I am totally disgusted! If I do not hear a result or get my free coupon in the next 10 days I will contacting the Corporate president personally.

They said I can’t change the card number because the order was being processed. Then I went back online to track my order; I remember seeing a button to click to "cancel order". I did and it said, "Your order was canceled.” I got the load off my shoulders, so I ordered again on the correct card. Then realized I should look at my bank to make sure that it wasn’t taken out of my account already and it was. So I called back and they would not cancel with the order. Here are the detailed emails.

I had the worst experience with Target today. I ordered some curtains that I already have at home because I love them and wanted more for our new house we are building. I currently have spent well over $2,000.00 (recently) at your store or online. I bought a kitchen table, a couple of end tables, throw pillows, a complete set of matching dinner dishes and bowls, etc. It goes on and on. There isn't a time when I walk into your stores and buy something that was not on my list. Well, as of today I am done. I tried to purchase more curtains and 2 chairs that I also fell in love with, my order was $281.00.

When I was looking over the order information, somehow I didn't see that it had saved my last credit card information, (which was my debit card) and when I was done reading the information, I pushed continue thinking that I would have another screen to put in the credit card information. Not the case! Well, at that point I figured no big deal. I will log on to track the order and change the payment. When I received the information, I saw a 1-800 number so I called that number thinking it would be faster. I got disconnected a few times and also waited.

By the time I got through, they said it was already being processed, that it’s too late to change the payment information. (All this was in a matter of 5 minutes.) I remembered that I saw online a "button" that I could push to cancel my order. I went back online and did just that. It said, "Your order has been cancelled!” A huge sigh a relief.

So then because I still, at this point, love Target and was really looking forward to putting those chairs in our new home, I ordered everything again. Then I realized I better check my bank account to make sure my order was canceled. Nope, it wasn't. It was pending and my account was now in the negatives! So I called again this time, and asked to have my first order canceled. She asked for all of my information and said, “I'm sorry we can not do that!” Why not? I always order things from you or purchase them in your stores.

I asked to speak to someone else and she would not let me. We argued for a few minutes and at this time she suggested we cancel the other order that's the only thing she can do. I said fine. Well, because she had to ask for my information again and I argued with her for so long, that order has been processed too! So now I have 4 chairs when I wanted 2 and 4 curtains when I wanted 2. If this were you, wouldn't you be rather upset? Originally, this was a small error on my part, but it turned to be a huge ordeal and made me want to never return to Target.

So in return for all of this trouble, I want my account credited back and I want to keep all 4 chairs and curtains. I will pay the original $281.00, but I will not pay the additional and will keep the 4 chairs. I think that is what anyone would want in this situation. It’s rather upsetting to be let down by a store that I love so much. I get everything there.

That was the 4th attempt to try to get you to understand why this is such a big deal for me. Now you are telling me to send the order back and then you will refund my money. I guess you don't care that you are going to lose a very loyal customer. Since you are not willing to make your customers happy anyway possible, I will not send the order back until my account is credited in full. This is my debit account. Since you put it in the negatives, the line of credit will cover it, then I have interest to pay on that. I will not pay for that. I cannot believe that your customer service is this poor. My husband and I own 2 very successful companies and our number 1 is customer service.

You are greatly lacking in this department. It's not even a matter of money anymore, it is now a matter of morals, and what is right. If you would have just cancelled my order in the first place, this would have never happened, and I would not have one bad thing to say about Target. So to answer your question, no, your email did not help me at all. I buy things online all the time. I have cancelled orders. I do not see why this could not have been done 5 minutes after it was ordered, literally! Today I sent the 3rd letter because I received the orders with no response from my last letter. Please help. I am now paying interest because of them!

Target and this particularly was not found. Amber said that once you walk out the door, there is nothing that can be done. I came home, checked the house again for the missing rugs and could not find them. I called the Manager, Nicole and she told me to go back to the store, she would check the bar code number for the rugs. When I arrived, she saw me and asked weren't you here earlier, and I said yes, I was here 1/2 hour ago, but you told to me to come. She left me and came back with Amber. I was then told by Amber that there was nothing she could do.

She made me feel like I was a thief. This made me upset. I asked if I could see the video and she said "No". I told her I was going to call Corporate and she said "go ahead". I am not a thief, I spend a lot of money at Target. When my daughter came home, I said let's go to Walmart for the things you need and she said no, I like Target better. I really need some assistance here. I have never been treated as poorly as I was this day.

How do [they] expect customers to spend money in your store if there are no carts to accommodate them? In fact, I was in the store one morning last week and again there were no shopping carts. Who is the manager? And why would they not supply the needs of the customer? Do they have so much money they don't need our service? Unbelievable! Inconvenience and inappropriate store accommodations.

I will never shop at Target again. There are many stores all within a mile radius of Target. I will go to Wal-Mart, or Publix, or Ross or Kohl's or Marshalls or anywhere other than Target! I am out $20 for a dress that I picked up in error, never wore and do not want. While $20 is not going to make or break me, I am taking the hundreds of dollars I used to spend at Target elsewhere.

Needless to say, I am going to wait a few more days and then contact the regional office about it. I have been a Target customer for about 15 years now but obviously something is going on internally with their organization, judging from my experience this week with customer service and also reading these complaints here at this site. I realize it is not just at this particularly Target store. Also, I don’t understand why they can immediately take the funds out when you use a bank card but can’t seem to put the funds back in a timely manner when you purchase something. Since this was my bankcard, I have to wait for the funds to show up or rather, hope that they do before I can go and purchase my headphones at another chain. I truly am going to start finding other stores and outlets for my purchases that I normally get at Target.

The lady before me seemed to have received a much more welcome greeting. I told her I didn't have a receipt; I had recently bought it (less than 3 weeks) and it was just impossible. She couldn't look more annoyed at my presence and continued to read me their return policy. I heard, I was a little taken back and I said, "Even if I am not satisfied with the product." She replied a cold, "No, you used it." And I said, "Okay." And I was looking down like, okay, I guess I am leaving now. But she said, "That's right. My name is Angie!" I was surprised! I had no intention on doing something about my experience since I clearly was not within their return policy, but this was the last act of rudeness I was willing to take, and yes, I didn't forget her name.

I also am not going to forget that I did not get a "Hi, how are you doing? How can I help you?" Or, "Thank you for stopping by," or even, "I’m sorry, we don't take this return here." I will remember that I got horrible costumer service from someone named Angie that was completely undeserved. As I am walking away and turning to go to my car to put back the seat, my son decided this is the perfect moment to express how much he wanted something from Target and he started to cry for the first time. I heard from behind me a happy, "How can I help you today?" Unbelievable!

I turned around and saw that she was helping the next person with their return and was again smiling and being nice. I started wondering if she can read minds and if she could read the women’s minds, in front of me and behind me, and perhaps they told her, "I have a receipt" and she got the "I don't have a receipt" from me or I hate to say it, but maybe it was because the two women were Caucasian and I was not.

It appears as if Target wants the Lisbon store to fail. In addition to the fewer products there are fewer and fewer customers. Did Target want to fail even before it opened, opening a Target with limited offerings across the street from a Wal-Mart Superstore?

It just gets worst for Target. I went there because of a gift registry for a friend. It will be the last time I step foot in any Target store. The news of the Salvation Army as well as other charity organizations and our solders being treated badly by Target across US just put the finishing touches on a rocky future for the franchise. So long Target, I hope you shut down.

I wanted to return $47 worth of my purchase today so I went in. They said I had to take the return in a gift card, since I used the gift card to purchase the merchandise. The first $40 would be returned as a gift card. I complained. They called somewhere that said that was the only way it was going to happen, and that, if I returned any more, it would be debited to the target gift card, even though I had a receipt showing I had paid it all off. All I wanted was the $47 in cash. The store manager there could not do anything about it either. This policy is wrong. What is my recall?

I paid them $230 in cash and $40 with gift and Visa cash card. They insist I get the first $40 back in gift card. I am out cash, and they are forcing me to come back, and shop at their store to use the money I wanted refunded. Also, if I returned any of the other merchandise they would only credit it to my target card, so I would have to wait 3 months for a cash refund, since I already paid it all off.

No store credit, nothing. Considering I spent about $200 a month at Target, I would think they would value me as a loyal customer. No such luck. With the state of our economy and businesses failing almost daily, I would think they would have much better customer service. I, like many, will no longer be a Target shopper - ever.

I demand a manager be contacted. After two, various assistants come over (store manager is off today). I am told they cannot refund my money, but only exchange the product for another one. Fine. That's all I wanted to begin with. Surprise. They have no others in stock. I'm told, "Gee sorry, you'll have to go elsewhere to exchange it'. Their attitude was pathetic while one clerk just smirked the whole time.

They gave me a list of local stores that had inventory. I go to the next store. Surprise. They have none. This customer service desk was a lot friendlier. She calls around and finally finds another store with inventory so off I go. When I get to their customer service desk, the woman behind it looks at the original box. I still had and asked, "Did someone actually sell you this?" I said "Hmm, yes, that's why I've now spent less than 2 hours running around trying to resolve the problem." She immediately sees some yellow tag on the box which indicates it was a returned/damaged goods item and should never have been resold. Unbelievable.

Buyer beware. Go to any other Target store (the folks at Alameda in Aurora were great) and stay away from this one where they appear to have fraudulent and deceptive sales practices!

I spent hours trying to reach a Target Corp rep in the U.S. When I did finally reach someone at Target Corp, I was told that Target.com is fully operated by Amazon.com and that there was nothing they could do! Nothing! It was completely out of their hands. Again, it's all run by Amazon.com and Target washes their hands of it all. Of course when I called Amazon.com, they said there was nothing they could do about it because it was Target.com. The insanity of it all; obviously these people don't listen to themselves.

Amazon.com, amazing! Target is knowingly misleading the public about who we're actually doing business with and then takes no responsibility when something goes wrong! They go completely underground. Really cheesy cowardly way for Target to do business. Stay away from Target.com. There is no one in charge and it'll just bring misery and pain!

We then go back to Target, camera in box and are told it is day 92 and the return to the store policy only holds for 90 days. After that, you have to mail the camera off to a repair facility where if you're lucky, you'll get it back in a few weeks. When I talked to the manager and explained we were there on day 85 without the box and they told me nothing about the return ending in five days, I was told, sorry, there's nothing we can do. So these thieves sell me something based on lies and then instead of doing right by the customer, they hide behind their computer interface and say, "we can't put it in the system after 90 days."

She scanned the card and said that it was for a different iron, removed the label and crumpled it. And when she returned to the register, I was told that the lowest price for the iron would be $20.99. A register supervisor was dispatched, and she said she could not authorize the price as posted on the display. A manager was then called (who would only volunteer that his first name was Jason), and as he further crumpled the display card, he also went to the shelves; and he said the lowest price he could authorize was $24.99 which was $4.00 higher than the desk supervisor had previously stated.

Well, I didn't want to leave my groceries that I had lovingly selected to be put back so I asked the clerk to let me call to find out what the problem was since I knew that I had thousands in my checking account. When I spoke with 3 different representatives from the Target Authorization Department, they simply repeated over and over that it was not about bad credit, that it was their store check writing policy. I told them that considering that I have been a loyal consumer as a mother and a public school teacher and that they could call my bank for validation that they could please approve and override my check, especially since there is no written policy in the store for the unassuming consumer to see in plain sight much less not training clerks to ask when they see a massive amount of groceries to inquire if the consumer will be writing a check and if they have a check writing history.

In a time in America when individuals are cutting back and avoiding using credit cards, their authorization representative recommended that I write a check for $100.00 and put the rest on a credit card regardless that I was good for the large amount. I told them that I didn't want to charge on my credit card at a rate of 18% interest when I had hard earned cash in the bank. I was very humiliated to leave groceries there, but I had no other recourse.

I came home and called directly Target's customer relations and was only told sorry for your situation, we do value you as a loyal customer and your suggestion to post our check policy will be noted and seriously considered. It appears to me that this was coercion to use credit instead of cash. If Target is going to have groceries, then they should treat all customers as local chain grocers do that check your check with Check Fax.

I am so disappointed on how I was treated in person with an untrained cashier as well as robotic and scripted answers by Target's customer relations department. My first call wasn't even logged and I wasn't given a reference number of ** by Jennifer until I asked for a number. All I wanted to hear was that I was a valued customer and knowing I am a public school educator that Target would make it up to me with a written apology and in their own best interest, PR wise they should have offered to donate something to my prekindergarten class since it was their bad for not posting that one can't write a check for over $100.00 unless they have a history of Target check writing.

I have gone to the Target website and still have yet to see anything in writing that states this. It is also sad that Target really doesn't appear to care if they lose me as a customer. I am only writing this with the intent that someone brings this to light so no one else will go through what I did today. Thanks in advance for your attention and consideration to my legitimate complaint.

Euless gave me no information, just said, "I see it all the time." I put my things in my bag, took my receipt back, left and did not thank anyone for it. John was the only one that even remotely tried to tell me anything that might (but didn't) help me and that was the customer refund line. The person on the refund line (Betty) just told me, "We can't post everything up there," when I told her that there was no mention in their posted return policies on anyone having to wait 7-10 days. And these were clothing items with the tags still on, no DVDs or anything like that--like other customers' experiences may have been. So, immediate resale and zero risk for them anyway. My question is, why won't they post that check and let customers wait for their refunds?

My second complaint was when I went back in to Target and had around eight items that were in the clearance section. When they were checked, the person stated that they were in the wrong place. I do know that things get moved, but when they are more than one of the same item in the clearance section, I feel that should honor the sale price Wal-Mart and Kmart both will do that. This is something that they do need to take care of, due to it being a false statement. I have fallen twice because of the shoes being made so cheap and they are very much a safty issue.

I feel the clearance item, if they are more than one item of the same, it should be honored. This is very disappointing and who want to shop at a store with false advertising!

After about two to three minutes, she came over and I showed her on the shelf where the sign was, so she was like okay. We went back to the register and she called someone else who clearly didn't know anything about customer service. We had to go back to the sign and she brought all my frozen meals and went through all the signs and said that I had one wrong so even though it was marked, I just said fine I'll take the other one and goes back to the register; voids out one adds, the other still has no discount goes back to the guest services and said she can't do it untill they find out why the computer isn't working. I said for $3.89, this is holding me up.

I'm the customer and I shouldn't be penalized because they can't figure out what's going on and that the computer wasn't generating a gift card to redeem the free meal. So I left my entire purchase because they couldn't figure out how to process $3.89 markdown. They have false advertising which led me leaving just shy of $100 purchase.

I parked my car at 11:20 am (approximately) and when I returned from my doctor's appointment at approximately noon, my car was gone. It was towed. There were signs stating that the parking lot was under surveillance, but I didn't think it mattered as I was going to be shopping at Target. It cost $152 to retrieve my car from the towing company. I don't believe the towing was necessary as I was a Target shopper. The signs need to say, "Cars will be towed if you leave the premises."

She laughed and told me I would have to accept a gift card, I pleaded with her to accept the refund since I did have a receipt and my new debit card. No dice. I shop at Target all the time but I will now only shops at Wal-Mart for their much easier and friendlier return policy. Say goodbye to me buying 5-6 new Blu-Ray DVDs every week when I get paid. I also buy lots of box sets and toys as well. Waste of time driving there. Incredibly stupid employees. They should pay your employees a little more; maybe they would care about giving good customer service.

Again, I explained and even brought in the ad with the dates the prices were good for and the TV that I wanted to purchase with the sale price of $399.00 to show him. He then told me, "Online prices are online only and don't carry into the store." I was shocked and explained how ridiculous and absurd it was that the same TV is priced online for 4 more days at $399.00 and a Target Store will not Honor Target's Online Price Cut! It's ridiculous especially since Best Buy and Walmart will match any competitor's prices, especially its own store.

Target has lost a customer and lost a sale, and I went right next door to the Best Buy and purchased the Exact same TV for the discounted price. I am confused and disappointed in target's ethics and its policies on online versus in store pricing. I would think that because a store has advertised a product online for a certain price, they would honor the advertised price online in their own store.

What they are hoping is that we will go back there and spend another $800 and do the same each year on trash they sell to the unknowing consumer. I would have to be absolutely out of my mind to spend that kind of money knowing it would only work for a little over a year. What a total ripoff! Shame on Philips Magnavox and shame on Target for not standing behind their product. I spent $800 on a TV that has lasted a little over a year. I got frustration because the manufacturer, and the retail store that sells the product will not stand behind what they sell. Shame!

When I went to the store on July 12th, they were not able to pull up my credit card information. They said that it was because I either purchased it more than 90 prior or I used a different card. Neither was the case. They asked me if I had a credit card statement to prove the purchase. They informed me that they would need it, so I drove home, printed it off, and returned.

When I returned they could see the credit card transaction on my statement which match the credit card in my hand, but they said this will still not prove the purchase.

After getting the run around by a few more associates, I spoke with someone in customer service. He then explained to me that the receipt is mandatory and the credit card look up it a fail-safe which is not guaranteed. More of a fail than a safe if you ask me.

Pretty frustrating considering I tried to return an unused product, before the 90 day period, brought in my same credit card, showed them the exact purchased amount and time of purchased on my statement.

I was told "There is nothing that I or anyone above me can do at this time."

When I gave up and mentioned it to the cashier he thought it was funny; and then asserted that he spoke English. It seemed to imply to me that I was out of step and I guess I was. Target is obviously directing it s energies at the 'Latino' community and doesn’t care much about the Anglo community. I won’t return to that store. It makes me feel as if I m a foreign person visiting another country. Wal-Mart is not far away.

I am totally disappointed by Target's inefficiency and lack of fair-play with customers and the managers who are lacking professionalism. To conduct business and treat their customer-base in this manner? Shame on them—treating customers unfairly has a tremendous "negative backlash" in the long-run. Judging from this website, they have "earned" plenty of it.

So, what is the problem? I was escorted to the customer "service" area and put on the phone with someone who I could barely understand and was told that due to my lack of check writing history with the store and due to the high amount of the check, that my check was not accepted. I tried to explain why I did not understand, as I had been a long time customer of Target and what did they mean, "you have no history with us"? I further explained that I had not changed banks and their claim that they had no history of any transactions coming from this bank, simply was not true and that they had a computer data problem on their end. I was forced to leave without my chosen items (the "big check" amount was $300).

I was angered by the fact that I was dismissed as a liar and further angered when they offered to allow me to complete my purchase with a $100 personal check and the completion of a Target charge card application for the remainder of the balance. What? I asked for the phone number to the corporate office. The number given to me was the Target credit card department, as I discovered when I returned home. So, I had the card dept. give me the check authorization dept # and they did. I called this number and got absolutely no resolve and because I had noticed a bit of a pause before every single time that the person on the line responded to me, I asked...where are you? Their response, New Delhi, India! Are you kidding me!

I will never shop at Target again. We as Americans, are being tricked on a daily basis by some of our service and merchandise providers. I suggest that you investigate every single entity that you do business with. If they do not support Americans and our economy, but choose to outsource jobs to other nations, then shop somewhere else or do without the purchase. I realize that everything cannot realistically be handled anymore on our own soil, but customer service? Please! I am here in Texas and am suppose to have my problem handled by someone on the other side of the planet? Not possible.

Because the item is bulky and I didn't want to wait to exchange it, I ended up exchanging it for a dorm room fridge for my daughter, which cost twice as much. If they gave me an $85 gift card which I preferred, I still would have to use it at Target.

I don't see the logic in their return policy. It's rare that I return any items anywhere without a receipt, but this was a gift.

Yesterday we set out in the AM to go to Target, I called ahead to ask if there was a scooter available and were they fully charged. I was told yes they were. When we arrived both scooters were there and neither one was charged. I again asked to speak to the manager Madalyn who told me it was not her fault. If not hers then who the night mang. who didn't check or hers for not checking before she opened the store.

Either way, it was a complete disregard for the handicapped. I let them know that we would no longer be shopping at target. and went to Walmart and had a delightful experience not only were there scooters charged, but they had about five of them plus several different size wheel chairs and walkers. Also there were employees at every dept. you went to help you you. Didn't have to look all over for one and not only were the available but everyone of them knew exactly were everything was. Also the aisles and displays were so spaced as to make riding the scooter very comfortable not so at target were you can barely get around to see anything without banging into racks and feeling so embarrassed. Believe me ,Target if you don't change Walmart is going to put you out of business.

Two nights ago, I saw many small feathers on my bed and I realized that the problem was the feather pillow I had purchased at Target. I was so angry I took the pillow and put it inside three garbage bags and placed it in my garage so whatever was in it could not attack me anymore. I don't know if the problem is in the feathers or how they were treated when the pillow was made--or some sort of bugs. But I am very angry with Target.

When I looked over the pillow, I saw on the tag that it was made in China and that made me even more angry. I don't purchase any home items or anything fabric at Walmart for this very reason but I have never had this problem with Target before. After only one night of not using the Target feather pillow, my sores have almost completely healed. Some of the itchiness and pain from the sores or bites still remain, but is slowly getting better. No new sores or bites since I placed the pillow in garbage bags and placed it in my garage. I am out $9.99 for the Target feather pillow, $800.00 for the new bed and $15 for ant-itch cream, antibiotic ointment and hydrocortisone creams. I had a horrible and constant itching and swelling of my arms and neck--almost two weeks of sleepless nights.

Instead of helping, Tanisha, referred me to a supervisor, Marcia at the online services center. Marcia (Marsha)gave me a run around and passed me to guest services, who advised they are a separate entity to your on-line service. While Monica was considerate, she couldn't help me. This is a poor way to treat customers. I only want to cancel one order that hasn't left the warehouse yet. I will be sending this to the Better Business Bureau as a consumer complaint. I had to pay for two gifts when one could have easily been cancelled or re-routed.

Well, I waited for someone to contact me and they never did, so I called them to complain. I explained what happened and they told me they would keep me informed, but they still have not called me once. I called back and asked about compensation. They basically asked me is that all I want? So I said, no it's not, but I thought I would at least receive something for pain and suffering since I didn't get medical attention and I wasn't working at the time. So I decided to call the manager of the store and complain to him. He told me he was going to call me back in ten minutes, but never did. I am very disappointed in Target and thought they would've handled the situation better, but they just left me to believe that they just don't care one bit about their customers when they complain about their stores.

She felt very targeted for discrimination. She is mentally hurt because of this. She feels she was racially profiled.

I also informed the pharmacist that the medication was a transfer from another pharmacy 2 months prior and Target was the one that in fact told me to tell the other pharmacy to post the prescription to medicaid as a partial completion so that they can fill the remainder. I did and it was fine. I didn't have to make a second co-payment or anything. Now, Target will not do the same so I can get the remainder of the prescription. As a result, I can go into cardiac arrest and die without this medication. This medication is very difficult to find and I am picking up remaining pieces at any pharmacy if I can. If not, I can go into cardiac arrest and will have to have another cardiac surgery without this medication. The local pharmacy has a small supply, I can not wait to get the remainder of the prescription filled because they may run out.

I need to have the total prescription filled immediately. Because of Target pharmacist's inconsideration, I can't get it filled for another 10 days. They should extend same courtesy they asked the other pharmacy for and enter the information correct to medicaid. I was never informed nor agreed to just 21 tabs. I specifically told them I needed the whole amount partial with them and partial with the local pharmacy. Now she is twisting my words.

I will never shop at Target again over this and I buy there once a week at least all the time. The young people working there won't even lift a finger to help you in there when you are shopping and this was an emergency that they just sat on their thumbs. Thank God the dog was finally rescued but I am so mad at these employees who refused to lift a finger!

They asked me, "Which cashier was this?" and I showed them. They said, "Please come with us." They took me into their office and replayed the video surveillance tape and found out that the cashier did indeed steal my card. She bought a pizza for lunch then went to a grocery store in the same shopping center and purchased a $300 gift card with my Visa. They could not locate the card because she wouldn't tell them which trash can she threw it into. They called the police and paraded her in front of every cashier in handcuffs.

The cop spoke to me and said, "I'm sorry to tell you this, but because she was only 16 years old, she will go to the station and get processed. Then, her father and mother would be called to come get her. She won't go to jail because of her age. The police would have to release her into her parent's custody." The worst part of all of this is the fact that the security guard told me that this is not the first time she did this. This is the third time she did it and got caught.

My question to Target is why was the little thieving creep still working there? Why was she allowed to do this to three people? I truly hate Target Stores! They should screen their employees better! This person had a record of shop lifting and theft before she was hired. I will never shop there again in my lifetime! I cancelled my credit card right away and was not charged any of the money she charged against it. It was just a lot of aggravation being detained while she was arrested and being without my credit card until I was issued a new one. I also had to fill out a bunch of worthless paperwork for the credit card company.

So I asked for a manager and she said "you have all the products, they are good coupons but no, we cannot take them" but I really don't know why. So I was in line and at the register for over 40 minutes only to have them remove 10 items, asked them to replace 6 items that were the "wrong" item for coupon and was told to get them myself, and then to look at my receipt this morning to see $15 in coupons were not in there.

So not only did I pay for the items, they will be getting reimbursed from the manufacturer. Scam? I called them at 8AM and they said "it's too late, it was last night". I told her I was in line for 40 minutes with a 3-year old in tow and you are committing fraud for those coupons! They told me to have a nice day.

This was after I had walked back to the service dept. to show the clerk the sign where I got that printer. He noticed that there were 3 other printer models that were misplaced on their store shelves (all of which were radically priced higher than what the shelf prices indicated). We did not purchase a printer and had then we noticed that the receipt on the other item purchased included an item that was added to the sales slip that we did not purchase.

I wish Target would have taken the initiative and realized with a young boy missing in its market. At the very least, it could print its own flyers off the many websites before day #10 of my visit. I followed up this evening and was told it is in their break room, behind the counter in guest services, (but can't be posted in more accessible areas for more customers to see.) Walmart put up the flyer by the front door! Thank you, Clear Channel, for donating 30 outdoor billboards!

At this point, a line of customers or "guests" started to form in the snack area. He started to help them in which he forgot the rest of my order along with the lady who was waiting for a pretzel with cheese. I went up again and he gave me the chicken strips. When I asked for the pasta he said, "Oh crap, I forgot about that, I'm so sorry I miss it. It's just that I'm flustered.” Needless to say, the lady with the pretzel order had been waiting for 25 minutes, us going on 30 at this point. She demanded her money back so he called a manager over to help. During this, a fellow employee comes up waits in line for a minute then helps himself around the counter and grabs a cup. The lady manager comes over and asks the lady for her receipt. Go figure, she didn't get one because the register will only print one for a large amount. Well $2.17 later, with a little apology from the manager, she leaves.

I'm still standing at the front waiting for my pasta bowl when the rent a cop security guy (dressed in all black) comes over and asks, "Do we have a problem here?" I was like, “Well, yes we do.” Before I could even explain, he told the snack guy give her money back for her pretzel. I told him I was not that customer and she had left. His reply, "Well then what’s the big deal then?" Mind you the manager is there listening to all this. He says nothing and walks away after me complaining to the manager lady. The snack guy says "guess people just have attitude today," and laughs. By this point, I'm livid! I try to keep my cool but I had had enough. I demand my pasta bowl and the bread sticks. Snack guy rolls his eyes goes and grabs them out of the warmer and lays it on the counter. Not even a thank you or I'm sorry, nothing! I tell my husband to wait with my daughter who is just now getting to eat while I go look for the pants we went in to get.

As I walk through an empty register aisle, I slip and just about fell. Thank God, I caught myself on the register wall. My daughter and I both scream, people look over and mind you, I was right next to a cashier. I look down and lo' and behold there is a puddle of water on the floor! I look over see the manager that went to the snack shack, told her I about fell and there was water. Her reply, "boy you are having some day here at Target aren't ya?" followed by a little laugh.

I'm so upset at this point I'm crying my eyes out. I was embarrassed, mad and just very overwhelmed with it all. I go to the men's department and guess who is following me? Rent a cop man! I have no idea why or what he wants so I turn and ask. He says, "I'm doing my job." Really, wow! I replied, “No you’re not, you’re harassing me and it's really starting to tick me off.” He never went away but did at least give me some space. I was thinking maybe he was following me thinking I was going to make a mess or something. The 1 and only reason I got the stupid pants is because it was the last in the size I needed for my son who is going to be in a formal event this weekend. If it were not for that, I would've caused a major scene and told everyone in that store where to put their food, their, their clothes, their employees and especially their rent a cop!

If the in-store price is higher than advertised, why is an in-store link included without providing the in-store price? Advertising a price for a product on a company webpage and providing a link on that same webpage to purchase that product at a retail store, without specifically advising the customer that the in-store price will be higher is false advertising, period.

Regardless of their “intent”, 99% of potential customers would interpret the ad exactly as I did-buy it online or in-store for this same advertised price. This “loophole” is both purposely deceptive and insulting.

My concern is that they stop selling it and test the product before it could create more problems. The manager was not on site, so I spoke with the charge, Stephanie (I think her name was.). But there's no apology from both parties; they laughed at the situation. So I felt they were mocking me in front of my family, and this is the worst customer service I ever had. I don't want to think that Target is allowing this kind of situation. It happened on June 11, 2010 at 1815.

On June 12, I called the manager and told what happened. The manager Jeffrey at store 0868 would like me to stop by and give me coupons and was apologizing because of the rudeness of his staff. But I don't know, they still can't beat Wal-Mart with regards to service. So I don't know if I will shop at this store again. If you were mocked by a staff from the store, will you still come back? Respect is one thing. So I don't trust Target anymore.

The woman refused to get a manager for me to speak to saying it was their policy and that if people want to shop for birthday gifts they shouldn't do it 90 days before the birthday. She then proceeded to tell me to take the brand new clothing to Goodwill because Target would do nothing for me. I am not only annoyed by the stupid return policy, but am livid at how I was treated in the store. I have $20 worth of 4T clothing that I can do nothing with when all I needed was the clothing in a 5T.

So I drove there because the person that I convince to help me told me they had 3 in stock. Guess what, they did not. It seems to me if you have a department called customer service shouldn't they help customers? I will never buy anything again from target. Every time, I go to a Target, they are rude. I would be a fool to spend my money that I work for just to give it away to a corporation that doesn't believe in customer service.

I, from the parking lot, called the 1-800-440-0680 number on the card. After 45 minutes of options and operators. I talked to the head of customer affairs, Bobby. She just goes by Bobby, no id #, no last name just Bobby! Policy is Policy! Thanks a lot, who do you report to? Stacy! Stacy also has no id #, or last name! Again, sorry, policy! Who is your boss? This is as far as they would let me go. Complaint # ** is all they would give me to show that I was very unhappy and frustrated, but policy is policy. Help me understand, how can a store that sells most products in boxes, refuse to sell this box that they had 3 in stock. Also, if I ordered it on Target.com, it ships to me in a box. Target should be forced to change their practice of policy first, customer service second! Without customers, they have no job! The end result was, simple. I told them if I leave this store without a bicycle because of an inflexible, dumb policy! I, a 20+ year customer, who spends at least $1,500.00 a year, will never buy anything from Target for as long as I live! Stacy said, “Sorry you feel that way. Have a nice day.” Has everyone at Target lost there minds!

From what I gathered by their tone, they were not sure what the answer to my question was. Then a third employee walked by and the two motioned for her to come join us. They pointed at me, as though to indicate that I have a question. I asked the third employee if she speaks English and she answered that she does. I was relieved to finally come across an employee there who understands English. I explained to her what I was looking for and she pointed me in the right direction. I came home that day somewhat upset at my experience. So I wrote an email to the email address I found on Target's website explaining in detail what happened.

The following day, I received a response from someone named Dylan from Guest Relations. He wrote a few short lines in a cold and insincere tone, thanking me for taking the time to write, but never apologizing for what happened. He wrote, "the team members we employ nationwide represent the diversity of the country and communities where our stores are located". Yes, Duarte is a predominantly Hispanic community in Southern California. Does that mean I should be subjected to this sort of customer service? I wrote back to the guy telling him I shall never set a foot in another Target store again. He responded, "I'm sorry we aren't able to assist you further". This sort of an attitude from the Guest Relations department of a superstore is just downright disgusting and I would have expected better from Target. Such a shame.

She stated that she could not keep others (women) out while I was using the rooms. I asked her if the situation was reversed, if the only fitting room was in the men's dept. and I was a woman, would she be able to assist me in the same manner, she said she would. I cannot believe that in today's society, a unisex fitting room cannot be partitioned off for the protection and comfort of their patrons, allowing for some sense of dignity and morality...for both sexes!

This makes absolutely no sense as they were all ordered/purchased on the same order. Until my order is received in full, there is no way to know if all items work in the space they were purchased for. The item is still in the original packaging in brand new condition. I would be more than happy to accept a store credit, instead of a refund as I intended to spend another $300 with target.com this week. After this experience, and being stuck with an $80 item I have no use for, I will never shop with Target again. I have lost complete faith in Target's "customer service." From the volume of complaints I see, their lack of service seems to be a pretty common problem.