I am a retiree of target in california and virginia stores. No gray and black are the dress code for uniform. A team leader suppose to set the example. Not wearing clothes sloppy a shirt hanging outside their pant and dirty shoes and wrinky pants and nasty rule mouth. Proper uniform brown belts and shoes red khaki pant. No team member should have cellular phones on the floor. Only team leader and management should have phones. Yesterday the girl in food avenue was standing behind the wall on the phone. I stood their 9 minutes waiting for to waited on me. Her name was Tastra . No pockets or purse or backpack are supposed to be these area. to prevent theif. All Team members are suppose to be well groom. No bedroom shoes or sippers of any kind. This is a family store no gospel standing around gospeling with friends when they come in. No profanity thier are kids in the store on the time. When I mention this to the store manager. He response thier is not much he can do. Sally is the Team leader that dress sloppy. I mention to her about the insect poisons need to be put on a higher self for satefy of the kids. she response oh well. She was very disrespective. her attitude she does not care. This is the worse store 1872 I have never been in. Since I retired from Target. I was going to bring it to the New Media. I will let you know this store does not use any of the rules and regulation . We were trained by. The even hide stuff in the barn. When a visit come comes from head offices and the make team member are there who have questions. Susan worked with clerial was actually talking on the floor in food avenue during the week about team member she does not like. This is inexcusable behavior. She was very rule when I called to say to the HR. He was not available. Management need to change with some positive target training. The team member name Tastra did not clean up. Her response was she was in a club late. That is something to tell a guestor employee in front of a guest.

On October 6, I visited store number2547 in West Melbourne, Florida to make a return. The first person I spoke to-Jim- was very courteous. The next-Diane-was fine. I know I had a problem that would not easily be taken care of. I had a game CD that I had returned two times because every time I put it in the drawer of my computer, it popped right back out. I do understand about copyright laws, but I am a senior citizen on a fixed income and cannot keep traveling back and forth to keep returning a CD that is defective. My question is how can one tell a CD won't work until one opens it and inserts it into the computer? I asked to speak to Diane's supervisor. She called June-the LOD- to the customer service desk. When she got there, she already had an attitude and a stare on her face that really let me know she didn't care at all about my problem. She stared straight through me and before I could say anything, she said the same thing the others said. When I tried to say something, I asked her three times if she was even listening to me since she had this glazed look on her face. I finally asked Jim if he could put me in touch with someone I could complain to since it was obvious June wasn't going to even listen to me. He gave me a card to fill out and this internet address was on it. I would like to return the defective CD and get my money back. If you can assist me, I would greatly appreciately it. I do not, however, appreciate being treated the way June treated me. I was very upset by her treatment.

We were interested in buying a window fan and wanted to know the shipping cost. At Target.com you have to give them your name, address, and FULL CREDIT CARD DETAILS just to find out the shipping cost!! We checked five other major websites and all of them quote shipping cost up front or just ask for your zip code then give you the shipping cost - no personal details or credit card details required!

We wrote to Target.com's customer service dept. and they responded TWICE by saying they can't just give us the shipping cost because it depends on several things. It was a "canned" response which they repeated a second time. And, they said just give us all that personal info and you can cancel the order at the last moment if you don't like the cost. They say they don't retain any of that info if you cancel before hitting the final Submit button. But, when we returned to the website later, they still had our personal information!

Five other online stores including Sears.com, Lowes.com, HomeDepot.com, KMart.com and Costco.com all provided shipping cost WITHOUT making you enter personal information (other than your zip code maybe). So, if you value your privacy, don't shop at TARGET.COM.

The short and simple: Someone got a hold of my bank card and used it to make a bunch of purchases. My bank canceled the card but not before a purchase was made on Target.com for $250. I called them today, the very same day of the transaction hoping to stop the shipment and make it easier to get my money back. No one could help me. They claim to not I called back later thinking maybe I had just got a rookie, nope. After a 15 minute phone call with an Indian accented woman who couldn't understand that I wasn't trying to return something I had to give up and let the order ship. I'll let the police handle it and just hope I can get my money back. Thanks for nothing Target.