Target,

1150 Seaboard Street, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577

"First off let’s get this straight…. This is about the principle….. If I were to spend $2k or $2 it doesn’t matter. When ordering online to have items delivered I do so with the intent to receive the EXACT items I am paying for. If not, why in the hell would I order in the first place? Target, You have some serious issues with your communications and ability to keep up to date on what is stocked and what isn’t. Don’t waste your time ordering or going to this location. Horrible service, false advertising. DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME AND MONEY."

"Clean store with an open layout that provides a pleasant shopping experience. The Starbucks located up front is a nice addition. Look for deals throughout the store for the best savings."

"Love this Target! Always clean and enough spaces between shelves and racks that you don’t feel overwhelmed. All of the staff I’ve come in contact with have been friendly and professional. A good variety of everything and prices are reasonable. I always feel comfortable shopping here rather than the other department stores. Shout out to Helga and Doreen for making me feel special whenever they see me."

"Store is clean and spacious. The prices were reasonable. Food selection of merchandise."

"Two days before 88 rugged, battle-ready high school football players were scheduled to take the field at Doug Shaw Memorial Stadium for the 74th annual North vs. South all-star game sponsored by South Carolina’s electric cooperatives, the teams took a break from football drills to practice something else – selfless acts of kindness. At a Target store in Myrtle Beach, there were no opposing sides. No fierce game faces, just smiling players, who were teamed up with 44 delighted elementary students to help each one spend $150 on necessities first, and niceties second. Each child was flanked by a player from the North team and another from the South team. The trios had one glorious hour to shop, so the players stood guard, ready to block offensive shoppers while their young companions scored pants, shoes, coats and even a few toys. Half the budget was allotted to clothes, so the players also served as accountants, keeping the calculators on their cell phones busy. The children’s sizes were listed on a cheat sheet, so the goal was always in sight. Boys and girls, some barely taller than the red Target shopping carts, were clearly in heaven. Shopping sprees with $150 to lavish on family, friends and themselves is a rare treat for most kids. Touchstone Energy Cooperatives picked up the tab while players helped the kids pick out new wardrobes and stay within their budgets. Some seemed to be having a better time than the kids."