Target

Most of target review same as amazon brand is fake also Walmart using same method to get positive ratings, they removing the 1 stars reviews,

Found *much* cheaper comparable items on Amazon and Walmart.com. Not sure what's going on with Target because they used to be my favorite.

This store has managed to turn a frequent customer ($100-$300 month) into someone who almost never shops there anymore. Here's how:

1. Quality of products has declined year on year.
2. Website: more than half of my promised orders were cancelled after I paid and items were confirmed in stock; suddenly, days later, they were out of stock, and my order cancelled, so that I had to scramble to find replacement items (especially for gifts).
3. Inability to return items: Received defective item; spent 30 minutes trying to talk to someone in the Philippines about how to return it. Rep's initial response, "You can't." Another friend was shipped WRONG item - a swimming pool. Told that the ONLY way she could return it was to bring it back to a store. Pool did not fit in her small car! I also had trouble retuning something I bought online, 1 week after it was shipped- I had bought multiples, but Target's system only let me return one item; system would then claim item had already been returned, even though I had receipt to prove multiple items purchased.
4. Coupons (both their annoying in-store text variety and paper coupons) almost never work. Always end up shrugging off the rip-off.
5. Credit card: the only one that always seems to claim that the payment is "late." And then, after much fuss, will begrudgingly refund a small portion of the late fee. Then I didn't use the card for a little while. The checkout woman basically cajoled me into using it, only to have it be declined (in front of a line of other shoppers -embarrassing!) "Oh, if you don't use it for like 6 months, they cancel it," she says. Nice of Target to let me know beforehand. I received no notice that my card was cancelled. Good thing I didn't really need to use it!
6. Deaf ear. One would think that a "valued customer" who cancels his/her email relationship in disgust, and has made several complaints online and in store might be contacted for follow-up. Nope. Target doesn't care and doesn't need my business. I have found other sources for the products I need.