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Megan Garcia

Target’s Price Match Perk is Gone—Now What?

Heads up, deal hunters: Target just axed its popular price match policy with other stores like Walmart and Amazon. From now on, you can only price match with other Target stores or Target.com. So, no more showing a cheaper Amazon price at checkout for a discount. Target says most people only matched Target prices anyway, but for savvy shoppers, this means hunting for bargains just got trickier. Time to double-check those prices before you hit the checkout! #Business #LocalBusiness #Target

john72

Target’s Price Match Drama: Worth the Fuss?

So, Target’s ditching its popular price-match policy with other stores like Walmart and Amazon. Now, you’ll only get price matches on Target’s own stuff, whether in-store or online. Shoppers are fired up, saying it’s one more reason to skip Target runs. The move could mean fewer deals for us, especially if you’re a bargain hunter who loves comparing prices. Pro tip: double-check prices on the Target app before you buy, and keep an eye out for their new Circle 360 perks if you’re a frequent shopper. #Business #LocalBusiness #Target

Jordan Williams

Target’s Price Match Perk Is Toast!

Heads up, Target fans: the days of scoring Amazon or Walmart deals at Target are numbered. Starting July 28, Target will only match its own prices—no more bringing in those sweet online deals. Shoppers are fuming, saying it’s a loyalty killer and threatening to jump ship to Walmart. Pro tip: Don’t just trust the sale tag—use tools like Google Shopping or Honey to make sure you’re actually getting the best price before you buy. Your wallet will thank you! #Business #LocalBusiness #Target

carlsongary

Target Drops Price Match—What Now?

Heads up, Target fans! Starting July 28, you won’t be able to score those sweet price matches against Amazon or Walmart anymore. Target says most folks only check their own prices anyway, but let’s be real—this was a nice hack for getting the best deal. Now, you’ll have to double-check prices yourself before you buy. Looks like Target’s following Walmart and Amazon’s lead, but it’s still a bummer for bargain hunters! #Business #LocalBusiness #Target

fnixon

Target’s Office Comeback & Price Match Drama

Target’s calling its commercial crew back to HQ three days a week—no more pandemic-era flexibility. Why? Sales are down, fewer folks are shopping, and Target’s losing ground to Walmart. Oh, and that sweet price match deal? Gone after July 28, so double-check prices before you buy. The upside: Target’s slashing prices on essentials like milk and pizza, so you can still score deals if you shop smart. Heads up, bargain hunters! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Target

Nancy Finds

July sales you can't miss: Amazon, Target, Walmart

Looking to snag some deals on electronics, home goods, or school supplies? July is the perfect time to shop! Amazon, Target, and Walmart are rolling out their summer sales with amazing discounts on tech, beauty, fashion, and more. Mark your calendars: Amazon Prime Day is July 8-11, Target Circle Week is July 6-12, and Walmart's Summer Savings Event kicks off online at midnight on July 8. Don't miss out on these savings! #Shopping #Amazon #Target #Walmart

Jordan Williams

Target Tries the Temu Trick—Will It Work?

So, Target’s latest move is to ship stuff straight from the factory to your doorstep, just like Temu and Shein. The idea? Skip the middle steps and (hopefully) get you better deals on things like clothes and home goods. But here’s the twist: with recent changes in import taxes, those savings might not actually show up. Plus, some retail pros think Target should focus on fixing its in-store experience instead. Would you wait longer for a deal, or do you just want your Target run to be easy? #Target #RetailTrends #ShoppingHacks #Business #LocalBusiness

Kim Brown

Target Wants You to Unlock Shelves With Your Phone?

Ever get stuck waiting for someone to unlock a shelf at Target? That might change soon! Target is testing a new system where you can use your phone to open locked shelves—no more hunting down an employee for help. It’s their way of fighting shoplifting without making shopping a hassle. If it works, grabbing your favorite products could get a whole lot smoother. Would you use your phone to unlock stuff while shopping? #Target #RetailTech #ShoppingHacks #Business #LocalBusiness

Nicole Washington

Target’s Amazon-Style Comeback Move

Ever wish your Target haul showed up as fast as an Amazon Prime order? Target’s testing a new way to ship some items straight from the factory to your door—skipping the warehouse middleman. This could mean cheaper prices and faster deliveries, just like what you get from Amazon or Temu. With online shopping booming, Target’s hoping this new trick will bring shoppers back for more red cart runs—without ever leaving the couch. #Target #RetailTrends #OnlineShopping #Business #LocalBusiness

Anthony Cook

Why Target’s 10-Item Rule Has Shoppers Fuming

Ever tried to breeze through self-checkout at Target, only to get stuck behind a 10-item limit? You’re not alone! Target’s new rule is meant to speed things up and cut down on theft, but many shoppers say it just leads to longer lines at the regular registers. Meanwhile, Walmart and Sam’s Club are experimenting with member-only lanes and app-based checkouts. The bottom line: if you’re doing a big shop, you might want to skip self-checkout for now! #RetailHacks #SelfCheckout #Target #Shopping

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