My husband works at home for himself. I love it, but that means that cash is slow sometimes. To make things stretch, I went around the house and found still-packaged item's we're never going to use and took thhem back to the stores from whence they came. The half dozen packs of pacifiers, random nipples, a second bottle drying rack and several bottles were destined for target and the scratchy blanket with a life-sized buck PAINTED on it went back to Wal-mart.
For as much as I'm morally opposed, I must say that wallyworld was pretty cool considering I had no reciept. They just asked for ID and gave me a gift card which I used to get cat food.
Target in policy, however, was not so great. I'll give you my side of the conversation- no, not even a gift reciept despite the fact that this whole assortment were gifts. Well, I think some of them were from my registry, but I know I couldn't have asked for this many pacifiers on my own. Well, "the event" was more than 90 days ago, I guess you can't look up my baby-registry anymore. Yes, a store credit would be great. Oh, I can only use it in the infants department? Sure, I'll take it.
I figured I could put a big chunk back into Titus' wardrobe with $20, but I was WRONG! First off I have been SO spoiled because my MIL saved everything of DH's and had picked up an outfit or two everytime she thinks of it. So that combined with the thoughtfully oversized shower gifts, I haven't had to buy anything- but I did get a few things at Goodwiill. SO that leads up to THE PRICE OF INFANT CLOTHING IS ABSURD! Anything remotely cute was at least $12 for a t-shirt!! There was a display of shirts and shorts for $4- Jackpot, I though... wrong! They didn't have ANYTHING larger than 9 months and Titus is creeping into 18 annd 24. I wasnt allowed to use my credit on anything 1T because that's toddler not infant.
: (What, toddlers don't use bottles?)
So I got things that I didnt actually need. I felt SO deflated. Moral of the story?

For as much as I'm morally opposed, I must say that wallyworld was pretty cool considering I had no reciept. They just asked for ID and gave me a gift card which I used to get cat food.
Target in policy, however, was not so great. I'll give you my side of the conversation- no, not even a gift reciept despite the fact that this whole assortment were gifts. Well, I think some of them were from my registry, but I know I couldn't have asked for this many pacifiers on my own. Well, "the event" was more than 90 days ago, I guess you can't look up my baby-registry anymore. Yes, a store credit would be great. Oh, I can only use it in the infants department? Sure, I'll take it.

I figured I could put a big chunk back into Titus' wardrobe with $20, but I was WRONG! First off I have been SO spoiled because my MIL saved everything of DH's and had picked up an outfit or two everytime she thinks of it. So that combined with the thoughtfully oversized shower gifts, I haven't had to buy anything- but I did get a few things at Goodwiill. SO that leads up to THE PRICE OF INFANT CLOTHING IS ABSURD! Anything remotely cute was at least $12 for a t-shirt!! There was a display of shirts and shorts for $4- Jackpot, I though... wrong! They didn't have ANYTHING larger than 9 months and Titus is creeping into 18 annd 24. I wasnt allowed to use my credit on anything 1T because that's toddler not infant.
: (What, toddlers don't use bottles?)So I got things that I didnt actually need. I felt SO deflated. Moral of the story?








I really really REALLY HATE Target's return policy. i e-mail them once a year to let them know!
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