Target — Local services in Anaheim

I would like to tell you the this is some type of made up story but I assure you it's not I was at Target in Anaheim Lincoln and Euclid store my ex and I went in and bought her in the telephone Upon returning home opening the package we discovered that the phone inside had been tampered with so she asked if I wanted her to go with me to exchange it I said no what's wrong it's just a telephone we just bought it we have the receipt you have the credit card that was purchased on I have to take it back but upon my arrival and speaking to the person at returns he he notified security that someone was was between a cell phone in which they had just purchased security came over took a look at the packaging and at the phone and accused me of switching telephones had me take my phone out of my phone case so she could examine it to make sure it wasn't the store phone that we had just purchased it was not so she denied refund and directed us to go somewhere else did the store was not responsible for something that I switched in other words she called me a liar and a thief I believe something to the security guard should be taking notice how dare she I really wish the news team would have showed up while I was there or someone to take down the story because it's true Target in Anaheim has shown racial discrimination that can stay black man in his sixties late 60s and there's never stolen the thing from any Target in his life once a former Target employee I just don't believe that happened to me I've lived in Anaheim my whole life just about since I was 12 I've never been accused of stealing from anywhere place of business work or whatever I don't have that reputation and I'm too old to change my ways I will not stand for this do I not only deserve a public apology but the phone should be returned and replaced immediately if you want my contact number notify me via this post and I will get...

Store is clean and well organized despite the location and the size. Normally there is someone at the door to greet you and most of the staff is pretty nice. This target has a Starbucks and this is the reasoning behind the 3-star review. The last couple of times I went I had the “pleasure” of encountering a staff member by the name of Emarie. She was extremely rude upon approaching and seemed annoyed by my walking up to order a drink. She was texting on her phone and I felt like I was bothering her or interrupting her. She didn’t listen to my order and then she put dairy in a nondairy drink I asked for due to my allergies. My daughter went and asked her for some ice and she met her with an eye roll and stared her down. My daughter asked her if there was an issue and that it was not polite what she did. I chalked it up to a bad day but nonetheless it was rude. The second time I came to the Starbucks she was talking to a colleague and seemed so into the conversation that she didn’t bother to turn away since this was a crucial conversation to be having. I politely waited and asked if I could order something to which she rolled her eyes and clicked her tongue at me. I was taken aback and decided not to order anything anymore and I caution ANYONE who decides to order her that as long as Emarie is working, you will be met with a rotten, pretentious and snooty attitude. As well as anyone you are with she is rude to no matter how friendly you...

8.30.2020: Hours ago, I overheard another customer wanting to exchange a perfectly packaged mask for another one, and a white, female cashier at Exchange and Refunds Services mentioned she had to "destroy" the former item (even though it wasn't opened or tampered with from what I saw and heard from the said client) instead of reselling it. What in the monumental bullcrap is this kind of Target policy? Given that shoppers can touch any item and perhaps leave it at the shelf or counter if they no longer want it, shouldn't the same logic of destructing such contacted items apply? That product could surely be used by someone else, provided that it wasn't used (wherein this case, the masks were packaged) at the outset. Total waste but I also doubt it was true; it was probably some fabrication in order to make the customer look/feel bad because I am certain that perfectly sealed item already went back wherever shelf it originally came from. If it didn't, then WOW. Care to answer, 2222 E Lincoln Ave, Anaheim, CA...