Amanda Cantwell
Service Advocate
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That’s smart tooWe’re told not even to take it off until their payment has gone through just in case they scan and push out especially with vacuums, tvs, etc.
That’s smart tooWe’re told not even to take it off until their payment has gone through just in case they scan and push out especially with vacuums, tvs, etc.
Honestly if you’re AP is like mine, they’ll understand you made a mistake and be ok with it as long as you learned what not to do next time. A good AP knows you’re only human and while obviously you should try to stop it, you will inevitably make mistakes (we all do)All I can do is admit that I messed up in almost costing the store about $300 or so, if AP didn't catch them.
I know this sounds bad, but I think I've done the same thing before because the AP team member from yesterday told me something along the lines of "I already told you to scan it (high-value items) for the guest". I'm having trouble remembering the exact details from that incident but it was probably something similar.Honestly if you’re AP is like mine, they’ll understand you made a mistake and be ok with it as long as you learned what not to do next time. A good AP knows you’re only human and while obviously you should try to stop it, you will inevitably make mistakes (we all do)
If you close at 11pm or midnight, I think 1-9 is still considered mid- just a later mid.SETLs, what hours are you working? After months of working mids, suddenly we are opening, closing, and our mids are so staggered that it’s crazy. One day it’s 10-7:30 and the next it’s 1-9. I thought modernization meant we would be working mids.
Our SETLs either work 9:30-6 or 12-8, we’re open 8am - 10pm everyday. We have two SETLs and they rotate weekends. Since the opening is the priority apparently we have no “closing” SETL Saturday or Sunday.SETLs, what hours are you working? After months of working mids, suddenly we are opening, closing, and our mids are so staggered that it’s crazy. One day it’s 10-7:30 and the next it’s 1-9. I thought modernization meant we would be working mids.
SETLs, what hours are you working? After months of working mids, suddenly we are opening, closing, and our mids are so staggered that it’s crazy. One day it’s 10-7:30 and the next it’s 1-9. I thought modernization meant we would be working mids.
Those are mids.SETLs, what hours are you working? After months of working mids, suddenly we are opening, closing, and our mids are so staggered that it’s crazy. One day it’s 10-7:30 and the next it’s 1-9. I thought modernization meant we would be working mids.
Scheduled to the opposite needs of the business... it has been going straight down hill, it’s almost comical.SETLs, what hours are you working? After months of working mids, suddenly we are opening, closing, and our mids are so staggered that it’s crazy. One day it’s 10-7:30 and the next it’s 1-9. I thought modernization meant we would be working mids.
Same day Same store opus do work now, if you wait an hour or so usually. Same day diff store technically work but you shouldn’t for same reason you shouldn’t do offline same day diff store returns.Does this mean they will start allowing same day returns for online items? Because that would be good.
Or can pull up target.com on their phone. Card lookup takes 24 hours.But only if they use the Target app....
Opening and closing are mids? Sorry! I didn’t realize that!Those are mids.
OPU/DU are online orders, as the order type is determined by where you PLACE the order, not where you receive it. Paper coupons that do not have an associated promo code (like mfr coupons) cannot be used for online orders.Wanted to make sure I wasn't missing if there is a way to make this work. Can someone retro-actively apply paper coupons to a pick up or drive up order within the 3 day window/grace period that in store purchasers can do? I tell people no they can use them for in store purchases but if they use pick up for whatever reason (including additional incentives) they forfeit the use of paper coupons and can only use electronic coupons that the app allows to be applied. Am I giving out the correct info?
There is no window after the order has been processed no but you can offer certain things and change the price right before you process the order.Wanted to make sure I wasn't missing if there is a way to make this work. Can someone retro-actively apply paper coupons to a pick up or drive up order within the 3 day window/grace period that in store purchasers can do? I tell people no they can use them for in store purchases but if they use pick up for whatever reason (including additional incentives) they forfeit the use of paper coupons and can only use electronic coupons that the app allows to be applied. Am I giving out the correct info?
You should not in any way be accepting mfr coupons for online orders as we will not get reimbursed by mfr. only exception I can think of is make it right if you’re doing save the sale.There is no window after the order has been processed no but you can offer certain things and change the price right before you process the order.
I am pretty sure Target bulk sends over coupons and they don't match it to specific receipts when being reimbursed. As long as it is something target sells, in this case it was Kelloggs cereal, Target will be reimbursed.You should not in any way be accepting mfr coupons for online orders as we will not get reimbursed by mfr. only exception I can think of is make it right if you’re doing save the sale.
Someone on another thread a while back said they have a family member who works in some sort of bulk coupon redemption place and said it is actually matched. Idk truthfulness or not obviously but either way, policy is that online orders cannot use them.I am pretty sure Target bulk sends over coupons and they don't match it to specific receipts when being reimbursed. As long as it is something target sells, in this case it was Kelloggs cereal, Target will be reimbursed.
That being said if there isn't an automated process, I won't accept them.