I bought Similac Sensitive at Target because it was on sale, plus I had coupons. Now, the doc wants me to switch to a hypoallergenic formula. I don't have the receipt for the formula and I don't want this to count against the $70 max receipt-less return at Target. I should be able to exchange the formula at Walmart without a problem, right?
Re: Returning Target stuff to Walmart?
Breleigh & Mason
If you're just exchanging, you should be able to do that at Target without a receipt and it is an exchange, not a return, so shouldn't count against you.
FWIW, no, it wouldn't work because Target's items won't scan in on Wal-Mart's system.
The UPC codes are the same no matter if it is Target or Walmart...they are printed by the manufacturer of the product.
I don't know about formula, but I once tried to return something to Wal-Mart from another store, and it wouldn't scan. Of course leave it to Wal-Mart to have their own UPC codes... Don't they pretty much own the world, at least when it comes to general goods?
FWIW, I didn't know it didn't come from Wal-Mart, because my mom bought it for me and said it was from there. When they won't exchange it, she said "Oh wait, maybe I bought it somewhere else..." Thanks Mom LOL
This is what I was thinking.
I don't mind ripping off Walmart a little bit. They rip off their employees. They've got it coming. hahaha
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it is very dishonest. ]
and yes, formula must have a receipt. That is a government policy, not target or walmart
Wow, seriously??
Seriously.
Did you hear about the unpaid OT they were forcing employees to take? Riiiip off. And don't get me wrong, I do a lot of shopping at Walmart (groceries). I know that they don't actually pay for what's on their shelves unless it actually sells, so by exchanging formula there, they won't be hurt profit-wise anyway. 2 cans going in, 2 cans going out.
I would think this would work. I know for a fact items at all stores don't have the same UPCs whether its put on by the manufacturer or not-items won't scan the same at all stores.
I guess the way I look at things just b/c someone did something wrong doesn't give you the right to be dishonest to them.
Never said they were perfect. I work in employment law, and we see tons of unpaid overtime cases. The vast majority of corporations are waaaaaay worse than Walmart, but you never hear about them in the news. Walmart is always the bad guy, the Evil Empire, and it's just getting old. In the interest of full disclosure, my husband is an executive with Walmart, but I was very much pro-Walmart before we even met. They've got a good business model, and as a capitalist I appreciate that.
I don't know what their policy is...
But I did take one large can of Enfamil Lipil (that was purchased at Target), back to Walmart. They gave me cash, and I went back and got a can of Nutramigen becaues that's what we needed. So either someone broke the rules, or it's possible. Not sure.
Breleigh & Mason
I agree with this being dishonest and am appalled that anyone would think it's 'okay' to rip off anyone because they do it to other people. Wrong is wrong, no matter what.