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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Pro tip: If you download the target app, you can look for anything the store carries, see how many are in stock, and exactly where it’s located in the store.

Many other store including grocery stores have this too. [/quote]

This isn't right all the time though. I will often choose items when they say they are in stock and then find out they are not.

OP, if you really want good customer service, do what I did - during COVID I was ordering a lot from Target and ended up connecting with the same guy multiple times. I tipped really well so he was motivated to grab my orders. Now he's sort of my personal concierge and he'll go to another store (Target or otherwise) if they don't have something I need in stock. He shops for my mom and puts her groceries away for her. I compensate him well for his services and I know I'll always be able to get what I need.

If you want good customer service, you need to pay for it. Target is interested in its bottom line, and they know there is a steady stream of customers who will shop there with or without good customer service, so they don't care if they lose your business. A smaller store like a true local one, even a local chain, will feel different because they value their customers more. So if you want good service, be willing to spend more on dog food at your local pet store. If you aren't, then you're going to get what you get. Money always talks. [/quote]

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