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Yeah but if we no longer sell an item and he/she has no receipt who knows how long they have had the item. With a receipt we have to take it even though it is likely to go straight to defectives but with no receipt if it is available at another local store I suggest they try returning it there. If it just is no longer sold anywhere, they can keep it or donate it but Target shouldn't pay them for it.
This is very theory. I get what you mean but this man was older and kind so there really wasn’t much reason to deny the transaction. We got the item back and it went to salvage to get further liquidated. This transaction I returned about 32.50 back on a merch card which went right back to target, all things considered, he probably even bought a more expensive one. I don’t really see what the problem is. Target might have lost some money but they lose money in a lot more places. Do you think it's worth it for target to have a no min OPU purchase limit? Having a TM get that item and bag it for probably a 3.49 bottle of sunscreen than to have ANOTHER TM do drive up with it.
With that said if it was something like AirPods or very high-value items with no receipt or if they’ve reached their ID limit, I wouldn’t override it.