Trading cards : r/Target - Reddit
Feb 1, 2021 · With the trading cards, it is 100% at the stores discretion whether to have a purchase limit or not. My store purposefully does not have one, even though we know that people will literally stalk the vendor store to store, and buy out all the product, because "hey, we're still making the sales, what do we care if it's fair".
Trading cards : r/Target - Reddit
Mar 5, 2021 · I've seen a lot of posts about the grown ass men waiting in line while the guy is stocking the cards and I've never seen it at my store until this last Wednesday. I was walking to the front lanes and I kid you not there was at least 75 grown ass men making a line through women's plus section and the pajama section.
Trading Cards : r/Target - Reddit
Feb 21, 2021 · The subreddit by Target team members for Target team members. This subreddit is neither affiliated with nor endorsed by the Target Corporation.
When does target and Walgreens restock cards? : r/sportscards
May 12, 2024 · Every store is pretty different, and often even the times vary if a vendor comes on a certain day. If you read the MJ Holdings job postings, they’re pretty lenient on the fact that a vendor only has to stock “certain days of the week.” My target restock days are Wednesdays, but sometimes he doesn’t come weekly.
Does Target's return policy cover trading cards? : r/PokemonTCG
Oct 19, 2022 · I can't find anything concrete about it other than some Reddit posts from almost 2 years ago saying they made it where trading cards are unreturnable. If someone knows it would be much appreciated. As far as I know returns are applicable for almost everything.
Walmart/Target no longer selling sports cards : r/sportscards
My target and Walmart near work (close to downtown dallas) have absolutely NOTHING besides Pokémon cards in the toy aisle. Definitely worth scouting the areas. There’s a Target over in the fancy ass part of Dallas that always has ALL the good stuff right when it comes out bc I think people forget it exists and the clientele tends to be ...
What is going on with Target stopping the sale of trading cards?
I used to collect football and hockey cards back in the 90s to early 00s. From what I remember, the cards sold at Walmart or Target were basic retail cards that didn't have many big inserts like autographs or limited production numbered cards. Those were more reserved for hobby boxes sold at trading card stores or online.
Target Restock : r/sportscards - Reddit
Dec 28, 2021 · 18 votes, 26 comments. 27K subscribers in the sportscards community. A place to discuss, compare, and show off your favorite cards!
Why does Target charge more for cards? : r/PokemonTCG - Reddit
Jun 18, 2023 · I was told by Target employees… Target don’t manage Pokémon cards anymore. Target has a deal with distributors to stock it but Target will manage the selling of the cards. Prices are set by the distributors not target. Target do offer price match so as long as you can show them a current listing for cheaper they will price match it.
PSA: If you bought your cards from a reputable retailer, (Target ...
Jul 20, 2021 · There are multiple forms and videos on this topic. If you buy any tcg products from big retailers, especially Walmart or Target, there is a very high chance the product will be tampered with in some way, including having cards taken out and resealed