Returning Items in Store
Last updated July 27, 2024
Returning Items In-Store at Target
Returning an item you purchased from Target is easy! Whether you bought it online or in-store, you can typically return it at any Target location. Here's a step-by-step guide:
Returning Items In-Store
- Locate the Returns Counter: Head to your nearest Target store and look for the returns counter or customer service area. It's often located near the front of the store.
- Gather Your Information: Have your Target order confirmation email, receipt, or order number ready. This helps the Target associate quickly locate your purchase and process your return.
- Locate the Item: If you're returning an item purchased online, make sure to have the item ready to return. If you're returning an item purchased in-store, you can either bring the item with you or provide your receipt or order number to the Target associate.
- Inform the Associate: Inform the Target associate that you want to make a return. They will ask for your order or purchase information and assist you with the return process.
- Choose a Return Method:
- Refund to Original Payment: Target will typically refund your purchase to the original payment method.
- Exchange for a Different Item: You have the option to exchange the returned item for a different item available in the store.
- Receive Your Return Receipt: After your return is processed, you'll receive a return receipt as confirmation.
- Complete the Return: Once your return is complete, you're all set! Enjoy your refund or your exchanged item.
**Remember:**
- Target Returns Policy Applies: Refer to Target's return policy for detailed information on eligibility, return windows, and any applicable restrictions.
- Prepare for Potential Wait Times: During peak shopping periods or busy times, be prepared for potential queues at the returns counter.
**For Online Returns at a Target Store:** If you purchased an item online and are returning it in-store, you may be required to provide a printed return label or receive a pre-printed return label from the associate for the mail return process.
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