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Without a doubt: retail therapy is real. For many buyers, the ideal place to explode steam is at Target . There is just something in the wandering of the aisles in these brilliantly enlightened stores, where you are almost guaranteed to find goodies that arouse joy. However, if you are a frequent target buyer, proceed to caution on your next wave, because some customers allege that the retail giant "tears people" and overcharging. Read the rest to find out what they say you should look for after your departure.

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Price differences at Target are apparently nothing new, as a store noted in January. In a Tiktok video Published by @Khangfu, the buyer films his target receipt and copies of additional slips for price adjustments. AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

"The target is direct [up] people, look at all the adjustments that must have been made at my receipt," he said in the video. "I bought like 12 items, and [with] almost half of them, the price was bad."

He continues: "This is the fourth time that it has happened to me, where I bought 10 items, and more than half of them [are] higher than what is indicated on the shelf."

The Tiktker also published clips of the prices of the shelves for the items it bought, showing good and bringing together butter that returned for $ 4.69 but was on the shelf for $ 2.79, and simply juice 'Orange orange orange, which was going for $ 4.19, but was on the shelf of $ 3.99. He concludes by advising his colleagues buyers to "check your receipts" in order to compare prices.

Better life contacted Target to comment, and we will update the story with his answer.

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While several commentators have sounded on the video of @ khangfu to share similar experiences, another buyer issued a word of caution earlier this month. In a video of October 8, the user of Tiktok @realjessewolfe said he was considerably overloaded .

"Have you seen on social networks where people are seriously surfing on Target? As the price on the shelf is not corresponding when they ring? Or worse, they go home and they realize that everything on their list or their Received was seriously overloaded? It happened to me, "he said in the video.

The Tiktker continues by explaining that he needed a bicycle pump, which was listed as $ 12.59 online and on the shelf at the target store he visited.

"When I will solve it, it increased by $ 22.99 - $ 10 more," said @realjessewolfe, adding that he called an employee to get help that "quickly abandoned it and sent on my way as if nothing had happened. "

He adds that it was "quite suspicious" and also urges buyers to check their receipts.

In legend, he wrote: "Something happens here, and I was almost scammed on $ 10 just for a single article. Be careful for guys at the cashier."

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In the comments section of the video of @ realjessewolfe, the buyers echo these problems, with a writing: "I have a lot in Target."

Another added: "Yes, I returned, I took a photo and I made them reimburse! [Three of the five] items that I bought were wrong!"

However, another buyer said that when they were devoted to Target, a presentation of the Target Circle Rewards program (formerly called Cartwheel) was not applied either. "It happened to me. Yesterday. And the same thing, the cashier replaced him the second where I said something. Hmmm."

Customers can notice more problems now, but Target has faced legal battles on prices.

Earlier this year, Target and Walmart were trial , the applicant alleging that retailers have "the pricing of the shelves" which "frequently distorts the prices that consumers are billed at the point of sale". Last year, Target was also ordered to pay $ 5 million in penalties to settle a separate trial linked to Price dictations in its mobile application .

However, these problems seem to be widespread because commentators on Tiktok from @ Realjessewolfe say they have been surfaced in grocery stores, Lowe's, Petsmart and Old Navy. These stores are not the first to be called either, as General dollar ,, Walmart ,, Wegmans ,, Walgreens and several other large retailers have been sentenced to a fine and prosecuted to overload clients.

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