Target

"Only one cashier works at this store and that is one on self checkout. Only one employee on returns and pick-up. This is how it works: One return and then one order pick up (missing item in pickup order) employee lives register to find that item in a store, after that they accept next return. All together 2 people working. And customer lines are big. Target is getting cheap on employees you cannot say that is impossible to find help " pay people more" it is not like you have 20 cashiers at registers like before. We customers are doing that job just give them my customers hourly wage that you are not paying us."

"The minute my sister and mother and I walked into the store we were followed. We hadn't been in there for 10 mins when it started. Genuinely believe it was because we were black. When we checked out one of the employees made a snarky comment on how we had only one item in a cart. Clearly the reason for this is because we didn't find what we needed. We came in for comforters and didn't find anything we liked. Also the store was a mess."

"The customer service representative was not helpful at all. I came in this morning to pick up an item I ordered and I could not figure out how to bring up a barcode for her to scan and she not only did not know how to either. She pushed me off to the side to help someone else instead of getting a manager to help me. What I read on the website was that I could either use this barcode or my Drivers License to get my item. The lady working the returns told me I had to figure out how to get the barcode up so she could scan it and that was the only way she could locate my item. The fact that she was not willing to help me was not right. I did not have a good experience and will Not be back ever."

"After an extensive remodeling effort, you would think the inside of the store would be clean and modern. Instead, it’s a mess with pallets placed in the aisles all over the store; some to the point where you can’t go down the aisle."

"I went to exchange my sons shoes for a bigger size. Since they were a gift they can only do in store credit. Why will the company not allow them to just do a simple exchange rather than in store credit like many other places do? Also, because earlier this year I had exchanged diapers for a bigger size ( but being that they only will give you in store credit rather than just ring both the new and old and swap them out) I had hit a $100 limit. Now I can’t exchange the shoes unless I have someone else do it for me? Now I have to have someone run an errand for me. This is ridiculous. It’s not the employees fault, obviously they’re just following the rules. Corporate needs to do better."