Recent content by jamesq

The way target works, from my understanding, is that every employee is empowered to help a customer just like a manager. If an employee says something (right or wrong) it is backed by everyone else (unless the employee was being too generous to the guest). Any target employee who says that the...

Every target employee is a "manager" when it comes to dealing with the customer, lol.

you are wrong bro, read the card. card clearly states non returnable, that means no refund, bro.

I agree. and if anyone who says otherwise reads the card and understands that 1) your payment for the card is non refundable. 2) target makes an agreement (contract) in exchange for the 'non refundable' payment 3) target states they will hold the item for 7 days 4) you paid target to hold the...

My Sears had three Wiis on launch day.

Over selling to the point that you can not deliver is not unforeseen. I understand if Nintendo does not fulfill on there end. example - #13 does not apply to selling the 100,001st unit when they know they will be getting 100,000 units. (numbers for illustration purposes only).

I disagree with you about Wal-Mart's "layaway". I think Wal-Mart is liable for the offer once you put the item on layaway. a preorder with a deposit is different, and depending on the state, Wal-Mart might get fined if they do not have the units available come the 18th. I think Wal-Mart's...

Nintendo stated that they were putting every gamepad into a system bundle until after xmas, the short supply for Nintendo is the gamepad and they will only sell as many systems as they have gamepads.

Or.... Add a $15+ layaway item to your layaway and than remove the wii u(s) from your layaway order, pick up your $15 item and your change. Than 'walk right up to customer service and return' it. Lot less out of pocket for the purchase and a lot less scrutiny on the return. You can add and...