Target — Local services in New Britain

Today, I experienced one of the most disgusting things I could have ever imagined. Earlier this evening, I called the Target New Britain branch to check if they had the Medela Expression Bustier in stock. The Target representative I spoke with informed me that they had 2 on the shelves. I had my husband run to the store to purchase some diapers and the bustier. I was most disappointed when I opened the package and realized that this was a used, filthy, dirty bustier with what looked like dried breastmilk on it. What made me even more disgusted was that I opened the package of this dirty bustier with my newborn in my arms.

I immediately called the branch to ask how this could have happened. The Target representative had the nerve to ask if I wanted a new bustier. I was so shocked by her question. Why would I wish to purchase a used bustier? I asked her if Target sold used products because I was not aware of this. I became even more upset when I learned that the price listed online was $28.49 but my husband bought it in store for $39.99 plus tax and yet it was a used product. Just recently, my husband picked up a container of formula from this same store and it was already opened. Similarly, I had to send him back to the store to exchange the formula. I can’t even blame him for not checking the bustier this time because he was of the belief that the package was brand new and unopened.

I’m beyond annoyed and extremely disappointed with this kind of service. My advice to everyone is to never shop at Target New Britain without examining their...

We’re seriously going the Walmart route and doing receipt audits now? If you can’t even trust your own customers, then remove the self-checkouts altogether and stick to the real cashier. I’ve been to this Target countless times, but if this what we’re doing from this day forward, I won’t be returning. Target tends to be a breath of fresh air, and the staff supervising the self-checkout always seem to be same people who see me pay for every item, and this is during the daytime hours where it’s more packed and hectic, and for whatever reason, the gentleman supervising the self-checkouts late somehow didn’t see me conduct my purchase honorably twenty minutes before closing when the store is about as quiet as a graveyard, and now I’m being held up over two drinks that with even a camera installed, they somehow missed me paying for. You can’t even go anywhere without getting bothered, anymore. I prefer my visits to be as straightforward as possible. This type of practice is especially bad at Walmart, and they’ve caused more problems than solve. I can’t wait for Amazon to finally make waste of these places because it’s always been a bother to customers, and now Target seems to be going in this same exact direction. I honestly should’ve just went to my normal...

Target Store Waterford- sold Xbox Series X on 11/18 and missed out. Trumbull Store sold Xbox Series X on 11/19. Southington Store sold Xbox Series X on 11/19.

My story: I was 4th in line on 11/19/2020 at this store and the manager came out at around 7:15am and said even though they had 14 in stock, they will not sell and that the other stores should not be selling the Xbox Series X's in store. That we should purchase online (even though it says online orders are sold out- she said to "keep trying") even though the website says you can purchase in store after 11/11/2020.

So, I went to Southington Store hoping to buy one of the 10 they had in stock, but I was too late by the time I got there after wasting time in New Britain. Also, the manager in Southington said they should be selling if they are in stock. It is only the PS5 that is not available for in store sales. When I looked on the stock finder again while in Southington it said New Britain had 0 in stock, if they weren't able to sell them how did it go from 14 to 0.

Shady practices at this store. They have the stock, they should sell just like the other Target Stores...