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Reviews and Complaints

If you would have read the return policy on your receipt, you wouldn't have had to go through all that stress.

There is a difference between a sale price and a clearance price. If it's just on sale, it'll go back up once the promotion is over.
If it's on clearance, they're trying to liquidate the remaining stock.
Sooner or later everything goes on clearance and I don't know of any stores that price match or adjust for clearance items. It was just bad timing that you bought this item when you did.
You obviously thought this product was worth the money you paid for it, so be happy and move on.

2 dvd players stopped working, making noises and not playing dvd's! Beware people, very poor quality products!

I have the same complaint as everybody else. I bought this Trutech T600-D DVD player at Target for about $30. I didn't open it and use it for a while. Finally I did open it and hook it up. I put a DVD in it and it worked fine that one time. The second time I went to put a DVD in (same DVD), the door wouldn't open. I tried everything, thought I was doing something wrong, read instructions over and over, etc. So today I tried to return it to Target and I was told that their return policy on electronics products is 30 days and on other things 90 days. They said to call the company itself. Now I read all this and see that Target owns that company. I think the person was right who said the thing was broken before I bought it. They would probably get more returns within 30 days if it didn't work the first time a person used it. But it seems like more often than anything else, it refuses to work the second time a person uses it. So you're taken off guard, and the 30 days go by while you're sitting there not using it and not thinking you have a problem. Target's policy is hostile to the consumer, so I won't buy there again.

great!

These have a problem with laser aging. Or either the laser becomes oxidized and the pickup focus needs to be re-adjusted. This will require some disassembly of the optical pickup. On the underside of it are two small adjustments. One is for DVD and the other is CD. You want to make a small adjustment to the DVD one. Then reassemble and see how it performs. Repeat until satisfied with playback. Make a mental not how much you turned it each time. Good luck!

DVD player - bought at Target. Product stopped working after 6 months. DVD tray will not open.

I was watching my dads porno movie on his Trutech T-600D dvd player. When I heard him come home from work I tried to quickly eject his movie and put it back in his hiding place before he came upstairs. Unfortunately for me the damn eject button did not work and was unable to get the movie out. Later that night my dad told us that he rented a movie from Blockbuster and we were going to have family movie night. Later on that night when he went to put the movie in, he was unable to get the tray to eject. As he push play on the dvd player the porno movie came on and my dad knew that I was snooping through his collection! Do not buy this product, especially if you plan on going through your dad's stash of porno movies when he's at work. Guarranteed you'll get busted like me...what a piece of junk!

My T600-D TruTech DVD player is broken too. The DVD tray won't open. I had to unscrew all of the screws and take the player apart to get the DVD out. I often leave the DVD player on overnight. I wonder if something inside got too hot and caused a component to fail.

Does anyone know of a website that trouble shoots this DVD player?

I bought one of these at Target in June of 2006. It stopped working tonight, 4-1-08. It almost lasted 2 years. I paid about $30.00 for it so i can`t really complain i guess. It worked pretty well at first, then it started making loud clicking noises every time i would open the tray. A couple of times it just plain shut off in the middle of a movie. I will not buy another Trutech product.

I bought a Cyber Home DVD player for the same price at Wal-Mart 4 years ago and it works great with no problems at all.

I purchased this DVD player for my 19 month olds room for Christmas. It worked fine for about 2 weeks then it started skipping and stopping in the middle of movies. The door would work sometimes and then would not until finally it wouldn't open at all. Now in order to get the dvd out we would have to break something. I took it back to Target after having it for 3 months. Of course they would not do anything about it but did give me the number to the company (which Target owns) to deal with the problem. This product stinks and possibly dangerous. It gets very hot if left on for a little while.

I got this DVD player for at least 3 years, I kept it into my van and hooked it up to my roof mounted t.v. It's playing fine so far. Doesn't seems it's got any problem yet. Maybe I am one of the luck one out of all of you. I don't know what type of disc do you guys play, but most of my movies I played are DVD-r and CD-r. I have not try to play any original DVD or CD movies since I bought this DVD player.

I purchased a Nintendo Wii ($200) on the Target Wedding Registry. The couple was sent a toddler's toy barn (valued at about $15-$20) instead of the Wii, but the invoice still said Nintendo Wii and I had paid for the Nintendo Wii. The bride & groom did not open their wedding gifts until the night of the wedding and so they were unaware that Target sent the wrong item until then. Target refuses to take back the item and provide the correct item because it was paid for over 90 days ago, even though it was still in the box and still with the Nintendo Wii receipt. I just paid $200 for this little kids toy. This is a case of fraud. I since have spoken with several other people and have found out that this wedding registry scam by Target has happened to several people.

People who type in all caps sure do seem less intelligent and commit a type crime. Sorry you had a bad experience with Target…ours has been great.

YES BRIDES AND PARENTS TO BE BEWARE OF TARGET GIFT REGISTRY. NOTHING BUT A SCAM AND THEY STEAL MONEY FROM YOUR RELATIVES AND FAMILY.

WE REGISTERED FOR OUR WEDDING 5 YEARS AGO WITH NO PROBLEMS. WHEN WE RETURNED ITEMS THEY SIMPLY LOOKED AT OUR PURCHASE LOG.

NOW THAT WE ARE EXPECTING OUR FIRST CHILD WE REGISTERED THERE AGAIN WITH NOTHING BUT NIGHTMARES. SOME DUPLICATES WERE PURCHASED ON OUR REGISTRY AND A COUPLE OF THINGS WE DECIDED WE DIDN'T NEED. WHEN WE WENT TO EXCHANGE THE ITEMS FOR SOMETHING ELSE THAT WASN'T PURCHASED OFF OUR REGISTRY THEY TREATED US LIKE CRIMINALS BECAUSE THE GIFTS WERE GIVEN WITH OUT GIFT RECEIPTS. THIS IS WHY PEOPLE HAVE GIFT REGISTRIES. SO THE STORE CAN TRACK THE PURCHASE AND YOU CAN EXCHANGE THINGS.
TARGET IS RUNNING A FRAUD ON THEIR REGISTRIES BEWARE.

NOW I HAVE OVER 500$ OF MERCHANDISE I WILL NOT USE. I WAS TOLD TO TRY A COUPLE OF OTHER RETAILERS WHO HAVE LESS RESTRICTIVE RETURN POLICIES BUT THE SAME MERCHANDISE.

THIS IS FRAUD TO TAKE SOMETHING BACK TO A STORE WHERE IT WASN'T PURCHASED. I ASKED WHEN WE REGISTERED WHAT THE RETURN POLICY WAS AND THEY TOLD ME IT WAS NO PROBLEM TO RETURN ITEMS PURCHASED ON THE REGISTRY WITH OUT A RECEIPT.

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This exact same thing happened to me. I registered at target for my baby shower and when friends and family pulled my registry, there seemed to be too many unbought items, even the few days before the shower. As it turns out, the gift registry had never updated correctly so I received 2 monitors, 4 play gyms, 3 first aid kits, 2 Diaper Genies, 2 travel systems (more on that below), as well as many smaller duplicate items. I did receive some gift receipts, and about half of them had a description of the item purchased. The other half had only a bar code and several multi-digit codes on them.

I myself had purchased one of the travel systems due to my husband's fear that our baby would come early and we wouldn't have a car seat. I had checked the registry the day it was purchased, watched the cashier scan my registry to have the item removed when I purchased it, then received the same travel system a few weeks later at my shower. The purchaser said that the system had been purchased the day before and the registry showed that it hadn't been purchased while she was in the store. I had removed the system myself from the registry at the time of purchase, so I knew something was wrong. When we tried to return all of our duplicates, we were not-so-nicely informed that not only did we need receipts for everything we returned (even if it was on the registry) but that we should contact those people that did not give us gift receipts and ask them to mail me the receipt. I explained how the registry did not update and was rudely told that my friends and family must not have mentioned my registry (all 20 of them who purchased duplicate items) to which I replied that I myself had experienced the registry not updating as it should have, in return getting a "not our problem" response from Target.

The gift receipts were another issue in that the ones that had no description of the item the receipt was for were completely useless unless we wanted to stand at teh customer service desk and watch the employee scan the receipt then scan every item seperately until he'she found the item that corresponded with the receipt. Basically, the series of numbers and the barcode means nothing in the gift receipt, because they supposedly can't look up what the receipt is for. The manager told us that when my friends and family had purchased the items off of my registry, the had to SPECIFY whether or not they wanted the item name on the gift receipt. SERIOUSLY?!?!?! Who would know about THAT policy? Are their cashiers trained to ask people if they want the gift item to appear on the receipt? If not, then they should be.

When we made our returns and tried to argue the point of the items being on the registry, we were told that the return policy changed as of August 28, 2007 and unless we created our registry before then, they would not use the registry to return anything. My husband asked the manager if she could look up the date that our registry was created and when she replied that there was no way to look up that information, he sakd "Fine. Then we created our registry on August 27th." Needless to say, she was none to thrilled to be proven wrong and have her smartass attitude backfire on her.

What's with the age limited on returns. Target requires a driver's license which lets out my 14 and 15 year old boys from returning a duplicate video game (still securely wrapped in plastic). Then when I ask about why I had to come into the store to help the guy behind the counter tells me "its in the policy" in a snotty tone and waves over his head because I'm a ### and its printed right on the wall. I tell him "NO its not on the wall behind you so please get me a prated copy of the return policy". He refused and asked me to leave.

Target has terrible customer service, DO NOT SHOP TARGET

In regards to AmberAdk's response:

You're most likely one of the people who buy the worst gift at the cheapest price. And you are probably one of those people who re-gift items (used or new). Which would make sense at to why you refuse to include a gift receipt. When I buy a gift for someone, I put a lot of thought into it before I purchase it. I would prefer they didn't take it back, so I try to buy something they would like and use. I dont know about your money, but mine doesn't grow on trees. I work hard for it. I would be more offended if they gave my gift away to someone else, instead of returning it for something they would actually use. I'd rather my money go to the person it was intended for. Those rockers are expensive to the average American family. And especially to someone whose money doesnt grow on trees. Exchanging one rocker could buy that mother a lot of diapers, formula and clothing. Do you know how expensive kids can be? Target makes more money than they know what to do with. The people at the corporate level at Target, make plenty of money and live VERY comfortably. So to them and I guess you, a $200 rocking chair would be considered chump-change. Obviously you have no clue what a few dollars could do to help a family. So now WHO is greedy? I think YOU need to look in the mirror.

That it CRAZY. Ask your closest friends and family members to return some of your items and use "their 2 precious returns" That is the DUMBEST RETRUN POLICY I have ever heard of. Corporate can't fix...yeah right my a**. I will never register at target for anthing. And I would never buy a gift for someone from Target. WalMart is cheaper anyways. Customer service there sucks too, but at least you can save a buck.

You all need to stop your complaining about returning gifts! If you don't have a gift receipt or a original receipt why should the store take it back? A gift is free stop whining who cares if you have 2 of the same use it or give it to someone who can! Greedy people you didn't pay for it anyways! I never give a give receipt to anyone that I get a gift for, if they don't like it then too bad! Sound like a bunch of spoiled adults to me, get over it!

My Daughter also had a Baby registry @ Target, They also would not give Her store credit on a few of Her item, because she didnt have a receipt ! Also I have purchased a Wii game for $249.99 the price was cut to $ 199.99 and they told Me I would couldnt get the difference back because it was not on sale the price was slashed ! So I called My Daughter and returned all her gifts on Her registy and My wii game ! target lost over 1, 200 dollars and it was Walmart gain ! Go to Walmart They have a exellent return policy ! My Daughter and I spent less money at walmart and went to lunch! I guess target has enough money ! They dont care if They loose any ! I will also spread the word ! That why Walmart has made a profit in there last quarter !

I have to disagree with crazycashier (key word: crazy)...I too had my baby registry at Target and many of my guests that made purchases told their cashiers that they were gifts and handed over the registry papers, and the gifts were never taken off. I received, among other duplicates, 2 strollers, 3 play gyms, FOUR monitors, and 3 first aid kits. I bought one of the strollers myself because we were getting close and I saw that no one ha dpurchased it yet, and I had the cashier take it off of my registry. When I received the 2nd one I asked when it was purchased and to my surprise, it was BEFORE I bought it, the purchaser had also given her cashier the registry information, and yet it still did not show up that it was already purchased. When I tried to return the duplicates, I was told several different things:
1. A gift receipt must be REQUESTED by the purchaser (contrary to what the supposed Target cashier above claims) AND apparently there are 2 different types of gift receipts - one with a description of the item and one without. The purchaser has to ASK for the one with the description. We had so many gift receipts with nothing but numbers and barcodes on them, and no one at Target could pull up the item on the receipt unless they scanned the product first then the receipt. So why are there a thousand different numbers and a barcode on the gift receipts if they can't be used?
2. I needed to go back to my shower guests and request the gift or original receipts. Yeah, because that's not embarassing..."Hi Aunt Bonnie, I have to return the baby monitor you bought me so can you please get the receipt from you? I know I know, it's not your fault that the purchase didn't show up on the registry..." Please...
3. My guests MUST NOT HAVE presented the cashiers with the registry information. I know this happens, and I can understand if had happened with one or two people, but we counted the guests that purchased duplicates and came up with 17. SEVENTEEN! Not 17 items, SEVENTEEN GUESTS that purchased duplicates. There's no way that that many friends and family happened to forget what they were buying a baby monitor for. PLUS, like I mentioned before, I myself requested an item be removed and it didn't happen, so I know the registry didn't work correctly in the first place.

So, crazycashier, you said it yourself, the problem doesn't lie with the employees, it lies with the corporate [censored] bags that came up with the return policy in the first place. Stay crazy. And stay out of customer service.

Its is amazing how upset people really get over these types of problems. I am a current target employee and our return policies match that of Wal mart and Kmart. People tend to automatically pull the wal mart card everytime they do not get their way in the hopes we will bend our rules. These policies are more than fair and when a person buys a gift from a baby registery they are prompted to make sure they give a gift reciept with their item. The fault does not lie with the employees and the policy it lies with the person who went to print out your gift registry and just casually clicked right passed the message about getting a gift reciept for these items.

I experienced the same issues with them for a $3 item, I am no longer a target shopper. I would rather shop walmart for prob better customer service and cheaper prices.

Almost all stores with registries have a similar policy. And to my knowledge, when purchasing an item from a registry from Target a gift receipt comes out automatically.

Jake took the words right out of my mouth.

I work at the Target Service Desk and I'm so sick of hearing the excuses. People always come with no receipt and assume they can do everything and anything. The policy is clearly stated at checkout and on your receipt. If you don't have it, we do what we can, but there's a limit. Be more responsible.

Target does not own Starbucks

Target can look up your receipt. Did you ask them to do that?

Almost all stores now-a-days require a receipt for returns. No receipt, no return.

Here, even Wal-Mart requires a receipt for all returns or exchanges.

YOU LOST YOUR RECEIPT. This is your fault. If you read the majority of "complaints" of this nature, 9 out 10 times the person lost/misplaced their receipt. Get over it. I hope you learn something from this, oh, say, like how to be better organinzed so you don't lose all of your receipts. You people make it so much harder for people with legitimate complaints. Oh, by the way, Target could give a crap about your $59.99 and the paltry sums of money you spend there...you not shopping there will not cause their downfall.

Have any of you actually worked in retail? What do you do when you don't get your receipt from the cashier? You complain. Then what do you do when you lose it 5 minutes after you get it? You complain about the fact that a store has a clearly written return policy stating you must have a receipt to do a return. Be more responsible and don't blame other people for something you did. I've heard every excuse about why someone doesn't have their receipt. Most places even have it set up to where if you have the card or a check from the account it was purchased on they can look it up that way (if it was purchased within the last 90 days or whatever the return policy is) And the reason why most stores have this policy is because people try to return items that they've had for 6 months. I know what you're going to say, why shouldn't they let me return it after 6 months?" It's because these places don't rent products for 6 months... they sell them to you. After a certain amount of time they have to be able to say with confidence that the 600 of that certain item they sold is for sure sold and they're not going to get 300 returned in a year just because people don't want them. For the most part if there is a problem with the product you bought they will take care of it. But if it's just because you didn't make a well informed buying decision don't complain about it... Maybe you should just think about what you'd like to purchase and if someone gives you a gift it's not Target, Meijer or Wal-Mart's fault the person didn't give you a gift receipt, maybe they didn't want you to return it? And by the way Meijer, Wal-Mart, Target and K-Mart all have the same return policies for the most part. They also have this in place so that you can't buy something at Wal-Mart and return it to Target on accident (or because it's more expensive at the other store) because they can actually be fined for allowing that to happen if the vendor finds out. You see it's not all about you, they have responsibilities that they have to be held to.

IF SOME ONE HAD TOLD ME THAT "TARGET" HAD THIS POLICY, I NEVER WOULD HAVE BELIEVED THEM, TILL I TOO TRIED TO RETURN A HOLIDAY GIFT AND GOT THE SAME RUN AROUND EVEN AFTER I EMAILED "TARGET" AND THEY IN TURN TOLD ME TO CALL A "SPECIAL" PERSON THAT WOULD SURELY TAKE CARE OF THIS SITUATION. WELL, DONT WASTE YOUR TIME BECAUSE IT DID NO GOOD WHAT SO EVER. (A TOTAL WASTE OF MY TIME AND ENERGY)! THIS POLICY IS LIKE SOMETHING OUT OF THE 1940'S! WELL, TARGET, "YOU SOW THE WIND, YOU REAP THE WHIRLWIND". DB

Did you have a perscription? Did you not have any refills? was the rx expired? You can't just buy birth control over the counter!

they want are money

they do not honor their replacement even if you follow rules

I have an Intex meatl froame pool 15x48 with the same pump it came with for the last 3 years. The pump is not powerful enough so I run it 24/7 . It keeps working just fine but still is a piece of junk. I bought a Hayward pump and filter and will use the return and drain to get enough water to use the new pump since it is very powerful. The hole in the return of the pool is too small for enough water to work a better pump. Even if you buy a laerger pump from INtex for your pool the hole in the sidewall just isn't good enough unless you modify.

Intex should be held liable for the garbage pumps they sell at the lower end of the line. The higher priced ones seem to work better but I would rather go with Hayward or another brand that works for above ground pools.

i purchased two 12x30 pools both intex the tube one never stayed inflated then the pump went i called intex they
said the warranty was over so i bought another 12x30 hard frame very happy with the pool but this pump went
to. there pumps are junk someone needs to make this company replace there pumps. these pools are not cheap you
pay a good price for them and there pumps only last a year!
donna post falls idaho

Return to the store and purchase another pool. Carefully open the box and switch out the pumps. Then return it the next day to the store saying the pump doesn't work and you have decided to look around for a better quality pool. You will save lots of time and have your pump for the birthday party.

Go back to the store and get another identical pool. Very very carefully open the box and switch out the pumps. Return the pool the next day saying you changed your mind. You tried to do it their way and you got no justice; now do it your way. They owe it to you!

I purchased an Intex metal frame 15x48 above ground pool. The first problem I have experienced is the pool is almost impossible to get level. We have tried everything, even digging and leveling out a hole for the pool and it still is nto level. The pool pump, skimmer, filter and vacuum system is a complete joke! In years past we had an Intex 12x30 which included the same size filter that the large 15x48 provides. This filter is too small for this large pool. I have had nothing but trouble trying to keep this pool and safe to swim in. I also have spent tons of money on chemicals to have nothing but cloudy water. This is pool is a major disappointment for the cash I spent to purchase it.

I too have had pump problems with the intex 18ft metal frame pool. The little black pump that fastens to the skimmer is too small and mine only lasted two weeks. I called and gave them my serial number off the sid eof the pool. I was told to expect my pump in one to two weeks. Everytime I call, I get the run around. They put me in the system but I've been waiting over a month for them to send it to me. They order all the parts from China and can not give me a tracking number or have any idea when I'll be able to use my pool. There email is a joke too. They won't answer it no matter how many you send. The customer service is nonexistant. Please stay away from Intex pools.

Aug.2008 Put up 18 Ft. metal wall pool in mid june have had nothing but problems. spend 95% cleaning and only 5% enjoying it. The filter systen is a joke it needs to be on a 3 ft pool nothing any bigger. Called intex 3 times for help and that also is a joke, tried e -mailing to them and only get to the part where you send it and it won't. This big $500.00 JOKE has just made me sick. Spent hundreds of dollars in less than 2 months buying chemicals, having water tested trying to get the pool water color normal not green. I have learned one thing keep your recipt this was my 2nd mistake the 1st was buying this Intex POOL.

I have had 3 different pools all have been good if not great. I have had the same one for 2 seasons now and it works fine pool and filter. To keep them clean you have to stay on top of them, just as you would if you had a real above or below ground pool. My experience with service is great no problem at all. I have not had any warranty problems so maybe thats why, but still am happy with product.

The TruTech name is only for sets sold by Target. They are made in China and imported by a company named Venturer Electronics in Canada and Buffalo NY.
Contact me if you want telephone numbers etc. It is Federal law for a dealer to make available any written warranties before you actually make a warranty covered purchase over $15.00. This law is older than Target itself. It's called the Magnuson-Moss Act - Public Law 93-637 and is overseen by the Federal Trade Commission.
Where I live Target does not have the warranties either on display or available - they are in the various sealed boxes. It would be a great service if those who have been cheated by Target would go to their closest Target and ask for the written warranties for several TV sets. You have the right to compare. When they turn you down - get their names and other info and join me in issuing a complaint with the FTC. We need many to do this... the quicker the better.

This is exactly why buying a TV/DVD combo is a bad idea. If one component goes bad, you're stuck with it. Better to buy them separately.

Um, it sounds like this should be an issue you take up with the manufacturer, Trutech, not Target. Unless of course Target is the one who manufactures the Trutech brand. But you get what you pay for, next time shell out a few more dollars for a Sony that will work for 10 years.

Has anyone been able to figure out what causes this to happen? Or if it can be fixed at least?

Mine is only a few weeks old and of course I've ditched the box and the receipt already... and now the d**n DVD will not play DVDs - also says "wrong disk." What a crappy product this is!

I can't get my universal remote to work for my stupid trutech lcd tv/dvd !

I also just purchased one from Target and also get "wrong disc" message.

My experience with the tv is that I bought it about 2 months ago and about two weeks ago the DVD portion plays the dvds only in black and white. But the tv maintains color.

I too have the same problem... except its only been 5 months. The tv itself works... but the dvd reads "wrong disk" with every dvd put in it. Ive tried everything.

When I went to do my Bank Account on line I noticed a $49.95 charge I did not recognize. I called the number below the transaction. I got a very rude customer service rep who would not even give his name. I asked him who they were and what they sold. He did not answer. I told him that his company had charged my account for $49.95 and I wanted it reversed immediately since I did not authorize the deduction. He told me he would not do that. I asked to speak to a supervisor and was told no supervisors were available. I told him I would go to my bank and have them reverse the charges which I did and they did, but today I got a letter from my bank stating my claim was denied and the money was being taken out again. I intend to file a police report as soon as possible. I suggest others scammed by this crooked company do the same.

On July 5, 2007 my checking account shows an automatic withdrawal for $49.95 from "Target Grants." I have no idea what this charge was for; who "Target Grants" is and who authorized my bank to withdraw the amount as stated above.

I am advising my bank to reverse the withdrawal and to notify the Better Business Bureau of Utah and file a strongly worded complaint.

I keep getting $69.42 deducted from my bank for target grants (grant mentor) as well as withdrawals for several other unauthorized items: $39.95 dr reg.net -regnetord.com; $9.95 dr grant finder. I've tried calling each for refund and got nowhere. Just kept switching me. I never rec'd anything from these co. nor did i apply or order anything. I am disabled and on a fixed income from social security and can not afford to keep getting hit with these charges. I am also, unable to leave my home as i am in a wheelchair.

This company took 49.95 out of my bank account without my knowledge or say so. I did talk to a "manager" about this and they told me that I would get my money back. So far nothing and now when I call during their business times I get no one, and can't even leave a message. I am going to go to the BBB about this and hope it works.

I have a charge on my credit card from ON TARGET GRANTS for $49.95, then the next charge right after is from GRANT SEARCH ASSISTANT for $29.95, both from Utah.

I didn't authorize any of these charges and I want my money back.

I keep calling the [protected] phone number of On Target grants and keep getting a busy signal. My bank statements show that the past summer I was charged $49.95 for three months. I never even looked up this company and would like to find out how they got into my checking account and who approved these transactions!

I also ordered the "free" cd which I never received, supposedly costing me $1.99 for S/H only. Yes, that was charged to my card. Then the next month (sept.) I was charged $49.95 on my credit card for nothing at all. I have not yet contacted the number on my statement, but I have contacted my credit card company and they are temporarily crediting me and it is pending an investigation. I had to send them an affidavit telling them what happened, just gonna wait and see I guess. I will contact the BBB as well, and if someone is going to file a suit against these people, I'm for it.

yes they are crooks, i had my bank reverse the charges back in july and they (ON TARGET GRANTS)had the nerve this week to show my bank dispute department that i applied for the service, which i cancelled immediately after signing up for the stupid survey to get something else...so now i am disputing it with my bank once again and having them try to call their number that no one ever answers at [protected] and when you do get someone they always lie and tell you that you are cancelled...also when you can't log into your account on the website: www.thegrantmentor.com you know they are phony. i will do everything in my power to get these guys slammed on the site.. How are you to prove to your bank that you cancelled when the company just lies to you and gives you no proof or you can't get anyone on the phone...This is nuts!

Has anyone signed up for The Grant Mentor through Vindale.com? That's what I did, was charged that $49.95 even though I did not authorize it, and I never received anything in the mail from them. I called their customer service number and spoke to Trevor. He told me he would reverse the charge but never did. Several days later, I contacted my credit card company USAA asking them if the charge was indeed reversed. It had not been. They advised me to contact them again in 30 days to file a complaint. August 15th was 30 days after the charge had been issued and USAA is currently in the process of refunding the charge (since it was never credited by The Grant Mentor). I also just finished submitting my complaint to the BBB, number 5400883. I would advise everyone else to do so, too. This company is running a scam.

I had the same thing happen to me except my was a credit card. I have since canceled all my credit cards and payed them off in full.

Dear Dan,
You are right - in a way. Target will allow exchanges. They are suppose to honor the 90 day return policy and at times have been known to extend that as long as it's not too long of a time frame. Anything that is purchased on line can also be returned to any Target store in the US. You will get back what you paid for the item when you purchased it online however. If you are returning a gift, you will be given a gift card. If you need to exchange a size, you can do so but it is wise to keep your receipts. I have returned several items and have never had a problem - yet. That's not to say it won't happen. If you return something that was bought as a gift or if the item was on sale and you don't have your receipt you will be refunded the sale price of the item. If you spent 15.oo on something and it's on sale for 2.99 - you get the 2.99.

You sound like a Target [censor]-Kisser - are you an ETL, LOD or Team Lead?
If not, you should be - [censor] kisser! What the [censor] do you know anyway.?You probably do what your told, when your told and say yes sir and no maam everytime. They tell you to jump and you do - you're so sad...

Violates consumer rights? where on earth do you think this company is violating consumer rights? what are consumer rights? Any store has the right to set policies and procedures that protect their assests. Targets return policy is "A receipt dated within 90 days of purchase is needed for ALL returns and exchanges". It is not Targets fault you did not recieve a gift receipt with your gift. You cannot go to the store and buy a bunch of things and then try to return them without ANY proof of Purchase! How can anyone think they could. As far as the 90 days! That is more then enough time to make it to a target store to return/exchange.

Target baby registry is a SCAM! Their behavior is continually rude, their customer service non-existent. We no longer shop there.

The pharmasict reserves the right to refuse the sale Plan B. They don't HAVE to give it to you. Just like they have the right to refuse to fill your Rx. It is up to the Pharmasict. There is no law.

I believe by law they have to have at least one person on staff who will sell it to you. I would check your local laws, you may have something there. Be strong girl! Don't let closed minded fools bring you down!

I am writing to request that upper management of Target create a policy that prohibits pharmacists from denying (or harassing) customers from purchasing birth control at the Target pharmacy. I choose to shop at Target, over Wal Mart, for the past 10 years and also have had a Target credit card during that time--the only credit card I own. However, since our choices and behaviors reflect our values, I must boycott shopping at Target until the upper management of Target creates a policy I can support. Does the Target culture want to make a statement that it is taking a side on this issue. By prohibiting the purchase of birth control, it is doing just that. And if that is the case, Target will lose MANY customers... trust me--you've already lost me until (not unless) things change. By the way, incase you didn't hear, Wal Mart has created a policy addressing this issue. Thank you for your time.

I believe that Target has a 90 exchange policy with a receipt that has nothing to do with the product manufacturer's warranty. I also believe that the Trutech brand is their cheapy in-store brand as well. Hopefully you still have your manual and you've registered your product with the manufacturer so that you may get your repairs. Whenever I shop at Target, I'm always annoyed at how many times they have to repeat their return policy on the receipt. Let's keep complaints legit so that we can all help each other. Venting frustration over not knowing how to go about getting a repair to a manufacturing flaw is not legit is not helping anyone.

It's a scam.

I am sorry about your experince I work for a Target Portrait Studio and I can not imagine how the photographs did not turn out my only guess is that this is back when the studio was film. I hope you had a new family photo taken sense then. Most Targets now are all digital and you can save your photos on their server for only 9.99 if something where to happen to your prints. They are also running a special now Mon-Thursday 50% off your entire order. I hope you try out Target again and hope you have a more pleasant experince, If I lived in AZ I would be more than happy to retake your photos for you.