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Originally Posted by Ravensknight
I would say somebody "upgraded" at Target's [and now your] expense...
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I believe you are correct. I had left the cardboard picture of books on the front until after I got it in the cover (which of course didn't work). When I finally took the cardboard off the front I discovered a very bad screen. The cord in the box won't even work with the reader.
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Originally Posted by FizzyWater
If you can't get satisfaction with the physical Target store, try writing a (friendly) letter/email to Target corporate.
I bought the Lord of the Rings special edition DVDs as they were being released, but I never opened them until the last movie was released. I wanted to watch them one after the other.
So it was something like a year later that I opened the Two Towers, and realized that both the included DVDs were the same one. I was missing the true 2nd DVD.
I wrote an email to someone in the publicity department for the movie (can't remember off the top of my head who produced the DVDs and I'm at work and can't check) admitting what I'd done and why, and they offered to replace it for me.
It certainly wouldn't hurt to try, and you might actually get the person at Target who cares what the customer thinks!
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I sent an email to Target "Returns" I believe and of course they told me returns are accepted for 90 days.
I'll see if I can find a Corporate email.
This whole thing makes me feel vandalized and heartsick.