Submitted: Monday, October 15, 2001
Posted: Tuesday, January 22, 2002
They filed the following rebuttal to the above Rip-Off Report:
Their email: cargoboy60@hotmail.com
Their name: Target Employee
Their relationship to the company: Devotee
Rebuttal:
Every purchase that is made through Target automatically prints two receipts, one for the guest and one for the guest to give to persons that they are purchasing gifts for. So if there is no gift receipt then you need to contact the person who purchased the gift for you. Also if they purchased it on their credit card, they can get a receipt that way. Also, as far as items still being on your list when they have already been purchased, when someone comes in to make a purchase off of your list, a
list is printed up for them to see what items you want, they shop, and they are supposed to return the list to the service desk with the items they purchased circled, then those items are immediately removed from the registrants list. Target does not rip people off, we are very fair honest retailers, and our return policies are clearly posted throughout the store, and on your receipt. Be aware of yourself when making purchases!
Thanks!
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Submitted: Saturday, November 02, 2002
Posted: Sunday, November 03, 2002
Sherry
bakersfield
My husband and I shop at Target bi-monthly. We purchase all our household needs at our neighborhood store.
My husband always pays for our purchases with his bank card.
I have never had a problem exchanging anything we purchase with his bank card.
I have 2 choices when I am returning an item to Target,
I can use the "gift reciept" that we ask for with every purchase to get a cash refund for the item,
or, with the regular reciept I am given the option to replace the item for the right size or color, or, if the item has damage I can get the item replaced, or I am given a credit slip for the full amount of purchase of the item I am returning.
I have the choice of using this credit slip to shop at any Target store, or at another major retail store that honors the credit slip from Target stores.
I don't see what the problem is here.
We have always been given the option of having a gift reciept, each and every time we shop at Target so that returns maybe be made with no hassles.
If I want a cash refund for a product that we purchased on my husband bank card, I simply use the gift reciept and I am given a full refund promptly with no hassles.
Submitted: Tuesday, November 05, 2002
Posted: Wednesday, November 06, 2002
Rhonda
Ft. Wayne
I shop Target regularly, probably at least 2 times weekly. I'm offered a gift reciept with any purchase, even for a bottle of pop! Also, my neice was just married last July and she registered with Target and didn't have problem one! So, you have several possible scenerios:
1. Without a valid reciept, you have to accept store credit at the lowest offered price for the product. It's policy.( A known fact.)
2. The person(s) giving the gift didn't feel the gift receipt would be needed or wanted and discarded it. (I find it very hard to believe that there was not a gift reciept given.)
3. Just maybe the store (in which the gift was purchased) has poor management and has not trained their employees to offer the gift receipts with every purchase. Therefore not faulting all Target stores. ( This is very possible.)
4. Was the item on the registry in order to be removed and counted for? If so, then maybe the purchaser didn't turn the registry in to the cashier. If not, then how could this be accounted for thru the registry?
Any time that I have a need to return an item or exchange one I have not had any problem recieving the money I paid as long as I had a "valid" reciept.
I'm sorry that you may have had a bad experience with this particular situation, just keep in mind that you only delt with the one Target store, (whom it sounds like followed Target policy)and not all Targets are bad. And maybe Target is not at fault at all, and that the purchaser of this "Green Machine" is actually the one at fault!