I know they limit it to a few a year. I have lots of duplicates to return. IMO Target should take them all back because you can see on my registry that people purchased 3 and 4 of things that I only registered for 1 of. So the cashier must have scanned them off. Why didn't they mention to my friends/family (who are obviously clueless) that they were already fulfilled? I have already returned 3-4 items this year from my first shower. And so many people did not give me gift receipts! What am I supposed to do with 4 digital thermometers and 3 outifits exactly the same? I plan on bringing DH with me but he is helping a friend move and taking FOREVER. I need to get stuff done on my day off...
Re: How many Target returns without a receipt? Vent.
I want to say that they told me $75 a year without reciepts- but I am not sure....
ugh! why does Target have to be so difficult?
OMFG they pissed me off the other day...
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Ditto this. I think they can understand the registry thing...just make sure you mention it to the cashier at the return desk. Hopefully they won't give you a hard time about it. Good luck!
So, you mean you still have the empty box?? ug
I just went in and printed off my "purchase log" I think is what they called it and she scanned it and then scanned the items and gave me cash for the things I was returning and didn't need my license or anything....I did go in at home and update my registry to include multiple of whatever I was returning before I went though...
GL!!
Ditto. I used to work returns at TGT and this is how it works. Go online at home and update your registry to reflect what you received. Go to the store and print out a purchase log. You don't need to use your license at all. You will get the last sale price for that item though. Purchase logs just record that it was bought, it doesn't record what the person paid for it. The only way to get the purchase price is to return it with a receipt. This is standard retail practice.