I just got a $730 Target refund and it was so easy – ditch Zara, they wouldn’t give you 2 cents back after a month
A SAVVY shopper knew how to have her clothes – and return them too.
The loyal Target buyer was stunned by the store’s gracious return policy.
“This is your sign to start buying in Target because Zara or Lululemon ain’t going to give you two cents back,” said Ilse (@ilse_koko).
Her return game was strong as she brought a large trash bag filled with hundreds of dollars worth of apparel to the register.
And she didn’t care what anyone thought as the cashier began scanning each item in her pile.
“If I worried what every b**ch in New York was saying about me, I’d never the leave house,” were the lyrics that played in the background, no doubt echoing her own thoughts.
All the mom could think about was her bank account expanding with each buy that was going back.
“I took some clothes I had hanging around in my closet and it was a good bargain,” she said.
Upon returning the clothes, she was liking what she was seeing on the cashier’s screen – a refund of $734.70.
She was now getting a second money-saving wind.
“Let’s go shopping,” she said.
Per the Target site, the retail giant is happy to accept returns for a full refund within 90 days for most items.
They will also add an extra 30 days if you paid with RedCard, and you have up to a year to change your mind on Target owned brands or registry items.
Ilse was ready to use her cash back to see what other clothing and accessories she might be find.
After all, she wasn’t about to spend her dough at stores with less lenient return policies.
Her fans also wanted to know how to get in on getting their money back.
“I had already seen this but I’m scared they will tell me I can’t lol so I never tried it,” said one follower.
“I asked and they told me yes only Target brands and that you need to scan the app or have the receipts. You have a year, she told me to go in the morning because it’s a lot slower,” she replied.
“I do this with my kids clothes and I feel the employees judge me so hard,” said another watcher.
“But we go spend it back plus some more so who cares – I spend way too much money, need some back to go spend,” Ilse responded.