Target — Local services in Dallas

I visited this store today specifically to find an item that showed in stock at this location. I had come from home, doing chores with my teenage son so we were in sweats and t-shirts, very casual and comfortable as Sundays should be. I had only my phone, keys and debit card in my pockets. As I looked around the women's apparel section, I was repeatedly stared at and followed by a female employee. She even bumped into me once, acting like she was putting something back on a rack which was in the wrong spot anyway. It was clear that I was being followed by her and watched. First of all, I actually walked in to this store excited that it was not very crowded so I planned to browse more than usual but this employee ruined that. I'm sure there is a loss prevention department that is there to take care of theft but this woman decided to make customers feel uncomfortable instead. She never once asked if I needed help finding anything or even smiled, just followed me closely and put clothing in the wrong racks so she could act busy to keep an eye on me. Totally disgusting experience. I don't usually like to escalate but in this case, I think that is necessary. Employees assuming everyone is guilty is rude...

Wish i could give my experience 0 stars. I came after a workout, and as soon as I stepped in I was followed throughout the whole store by multiple employees, was too uncomfortable to stay for too long. However the one employee that stuck out to me was the teenager working at 7pm on 04/28 she had a slick back bun, curly hair, olive toned skin, maroon sweatshirt with jeans, she gave me the name “Val” unsure if it was her. I had paid in the self checkout, I was in a hurry to get back home, did not realize i hadn’t gotten my receipt, I thought my card had gone through. I was also on the phone with somebody, I stepped away for one second, and she very rudely said “YOU GONE PAY FOR THAT” It was distasteful, and very unprofessional of her. I wish she had gone up to me politely, and told me my card hadn’t gone through. I felt very racially profiled, and uncomfortable the way I was approached. If you want to go somewhere with an uncomfortable...

Being 81, retail shopping alone is one of the most dreaded things I have to do. But yesterday I had the need to replace my vacuum sweeper and decided on Target because it was the most convenient. After selecting one on sale that day, I went through the check-out line fairly quickly. The clerk was quite pleasant and seemed to enjoy what she did. Her insisting I needed help getting this to my car was a very thoughtful gesture. With other clerks busy and no one available to do that, she advised a supervisor and closed her station to do it herself. After putting it in my trunk for me, I tried to present her with a liberal tip. Try as I may, she would not accept it and just asked that I come back and give her a smile. Her name was K. I won't forget her...