Can I exchange Amazon diapers at target?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What you are proposing to do is called theft. You could literally be arrested if you try this.

What??? Hahahahaha

The drama in this thread is hilarious!

[Anonymous]

I worked at Target a long time ago and believe it or not they consider this return fraud.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What you are proposing to do is called theft. You could literally be arrested if you try this.

What??? Hahahahaha

The drama in this thread is hilarious!

Trying to get a refund for something you didn’t buy there? Yeah, you can get arrested for that. It isn’t drama. It just is.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What you are proposing to do is called theft. You could literally be arrested if you try this.

What??? Hahahahaha

The drama in this thread is hilarious!

Trying to get a refund for something you didn’t buy there? Yeah, you can get arrested for that. It isn’t drama. It just is.

Not trying to get a refund do you read?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What you are proposing to do is called theft. You could literally be arrested if you try this.

What??? Hahahahaha

The drama in this thread is hilarious!

Trying to get a refund for something you didn’t buy there? Yeah, you can get arrested for that. It isn’t drama. It just is.

Not trying to get a refund do you read?

All this time you have spent arguing with people pointing out that you are a bad person for wanting to do this could have been spent arranging the exchange with Amazon.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What you are proposing to do is called theft. You could literally be arrested if you try this.

What??? Hahahahaha

The drama in this thread is hilarious!

Trying to get a refund for something you didn’t buy there? Yeah, you can get arrested for that. It isn’t drama. It just is.

Not trying to get a refund do you read?

All this time you have spent arguing with people pointing out that you are a bad person for wanting to do this could have been spent arranging the exchange with Amazon.

I've already returned the diapers via Amazon ups drop off and purchased new diapers at target.

While the answer was essentially 'maybe they will maybe they won't' and that was enough for me to just not even try, that doesn't mean I agree with the really overly dramatic pps here.

Like I would love to see a real case of someone going to jail(!) for trying too swap up one size of a brand of diapers that target carries in bulk all year round.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I worked at Target a long time ago and believe it or not they consider this return fraud.

They can consider it whatever they want; that doesn't make it fraud.

[Anonymous]

I’d like to see someone just donate the diapers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’d like to see someone just donate the diapers.

I probably should have done this

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’d like to see someone just donate the diapers.

This is what I would have done; especially for just the one box.

Some grocery stores have donation boxes that go to area shelters if you are looking for somewhere close to home to donate.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I worked at Target a long time ago and believe it or not they consider this return fraud.

They can consider it whatever they want; that doesn't make it fraud.

Um, how is it not fraud?

[Anonymous]

I love how everyone on this board seemingly makes hundreds of thousands of dollars in HHI, but are too cheap to throw out chicken they left on the counter all night, or to donate some diapers that they ordered in error.

[Anonymous]

I can't believe people here think of doing this. It IS fraud. And someone here claimed it is a victimless crime. That must be a joke! Imagine if every Amazon customer exchanged their items at Target rather than via Amazon. Target would be handling a major part of the business for Amazon, and incurring major cost (you think the time of the employee to scan the item, return it to the shelves etc. is not worth anything?? ). And yes, their inventory would be messed up. Doing this on purpose is fraudulent.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’d like to see someone just donate the diapers.

This is what I would have done; especially for just the one box.

Some grocery stores have donation boxes that go to area shelters if you are looking for somewhere close to home to donate.

It was two boxes per op but yeah

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I can't believe people here think of doing this. It IS fraud. And someone here claimed it is a victimless crime. That must be a joke! Imagine if every Amazon customer exchanged their items at Target rather than via Amazon. Target would be handling a major part of the business for Amazon, and incurring major cost (you think the time of the employee to scan the item, return it to the shelves etc. is not worth anything?? ). And yes, their inventory would be messed up. Doing this on purpose is fraudulent.

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