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Target Helpfully Suggests I Donate Item Since It's Not What I Ordered Three Months Ago

Target Helpfully Suggests I Donate Item Since It's Not What I Ordered Three Months Ago

Lindsey was already frustrated that she had to wait about three months for an item she ordered on Target.com, on the day the popular Missoni for Target line launched. But then when the wrong item showed up, things got even more annoying when customer service shrugged and suggested she donate it. [More]

Pay Target.com With PayPal And Return Stuff, Only Get Store Credit

Pay Target.com With PayPal And Return Stuff, Only Get Store Credit

Cora has a warning for the Consumerist community: while you can pay on Target.com using your PayPal account and then return it, it’s not necessarily a good idea. You’ll get your money back, but it won’t be automatically credited back to your PayPal account. Instead, you’ll receive the balance on a Target gift card. This can be either frustrating or convenient, depending on the amount of the order and how often you shop at Target. [More]

$35 Missoni For Target Boots Listed On eBay For $31,000. Seller Thinks Someone Will Pay

$35 Missoni For Target Boots Listed On eBay For $31,000. Seller Thinks Someone Will Pay

The hype surrounding the whole Missoni for Target phenomenon continues. First, the online demand was apparently so huge that it temporarily crashed Target’s website (though some of us are not 100% convinced the “crash” wasn’t a deliberate — and effective — PR stunt). Then after all but the tattered scraps had sold out, folks who missed the boat began hunting the items down at marked-up prices on eBay. Now comes a woman who thinks she will be able to pay for her child’s college with her small stockpile of Missoni for Target items, including the pair of boots she’s listed for $31,000. [More]