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Edited March 24, 2024
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Target [target.com] offers
Circle Members (
free to join [target.com]):
$15 Target Gift Card (email delivery) w/
$50+ Purchase of Select Household Essentials when you save the
Target Circle Offer [target.com] to your account. Shipping is free, otherwise free store pickup is also available.
Note:
Starting Sunday March 24th. $15 Target Gift Card will be automatically added to cart when you "save" offer and add $50+ in eligible/qualifying products.
Deal Instructions
- Log in to your Target Circle Account [target.com]
- Save the following offer to your account:
- Add $50+ in Household Essentials [target.com] to cart
- Example Categories:
- Laundry care
- Air care
- Trash bags
- Food storage
- Bath tissue
- Paper towels
- Facial tissue
- Cleaning and Cleaning Tools
- Dish Detergents
- $15 Target Gift Card will be automatically added to cart when you add $50+ in eligible/qualifying products
- Proceed to checkout and complete your order
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moving in an assembly line through the entire store, poor lighting, people who look like either they've been on meth far too long or others who just don't care and dress functionally in pajamas. In addition it looks like all the Walmart workers who look like they literally hate their lives, I can't blame them seeing what they deal with and on and on.
It is probably the worst retail shopping experience I experience and it only seems to get worse. I can see why people (and myself) don't mind spending a little extra at Target. I still occasionally grocery shop at Walmart, but I have my headphones in and I speed like hell to get in and out of there.
Decent idea to stock up on tissues or TP for the year, at least that's what I always do.
Edit: Puffs + lotion 8 pack rectangle is $13.49 Target and $13.28 Walmart. IDK warehouse pricing for similar quality facial tissue. So Target is essentially $13.49 - 30% = 9.45 or 1.18 per rectangle box
The trick is getting order as close to $50 as possible.
Product compared: Puffs Plus Lotion
This Target deal:
After factoring in the GC value, $9.443 for 576 total tissues ($0.0163 per tissue)
https://www.target.com/p/puffs-pl...nk=sametab
Sam's Club
$17.98 for 864 total tissues ($0.0208 per tissue)
https://www.samsclub.co
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Decent idea to stock up on tissues or TP for the year, at least that's what I always do.
Edit: Puffs + lotion 8 pack rectangle is $13.49 Target and $13.28 Walmart. IDK warehouse pricing for similar quality facial tissue. So Target is essentially $13.49 - 30% = 9.45 or 1.18 per rectangle box
The trick is getting order as close to $50 as possible.
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moving in an assembly line through the entire store, poor lighting, people who look like either they've been on meth far too long or others who just don't care and dress functionally in pajamas. In addition it looks like all the Walmart workers who look like they literally hate their lives, I can't blame them seeing what they deal with and on and on.
It is probably the worst retail shopping experience I experience and it only seems to get worse. I can see why people (and myself) don't mind spending a little extra at Target. I still occasionally grocery shop at Walmart, but I have my headphones in and I speed like hell to get in and out of there.
moving in an assembly line through the entire store, poor lighting, people who look like either they've been on meth far too long or others who just don't care and dress functionally in pajamas. In addition it looks like all the Walmart workers who look like they literally hate their lives, I can't blame them seeing what they deal with and on and on.
It is probably the worst retail shopping experience I experience and it only seems to get worse. I can see why people (and myself) don't mind spending a little extra at Target. I still occasionally grocery shop at Walmart, but I have my headphones in and I speed like hell to get in and out of there.
My experience at 2 Walmart stores near me has both good and bad. The bad apple still carry that common misconception once inside. Customers, employees, organization, neighborhood and such play a big role. The other Walmart store aka good apple in this case has far lesser misconception or lesser unwanted vibe for instance.
As a result I shop more at Walmart than Target. I typically get better deal thanks to Walmart Plus and the fact it near by me closer than Target.
All in all, my experience is not the same as you and everyone else
moving in an assembly line through the entire store, poor lighting, people who look like either they've been on meth far too long or others who just don't care and dress functionally in pajamas. In addition it looks like all the Walmart workers who look like they literally hate their lives, I can't blame them seeing what they deal with and on and on.
It is probably the worst retail shopping experience I experience and it only seems to get worse. I can see why people (and myself) don't mind spending a little extra at Target. I still occasionally grocery shop at Walmart, but I have my headphones in and I speed like hell to get in and out of there.
Not available near me. Sol
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Decent idea to stock up on tissues or TP for the year, at least that's what I always do.
Edit: Puffs + lotion 8 pack rectangle is $13.49 Target and $13.28 Walmart. IDK warehouse pricing for similar quality facial tissue. So Target is essentially $13.49 - 30% = 9.45 or 1.18 per rectangle box
The trick is getting order as close to $50 as possible.
Product compared: Puffs Plus Lotion
This Target deal:
After factoring in the GC value, $9.443 for 576 total tissues ($0.0163 per tissue)
https://www.target.com/p/puffs-pl...nk=sametab
Sam's Club
$17.98 for 864 total tissues ($0.0208 per tissue)
https://www.samsclub.co
Product compared: Puffs Plus Lotion
This Target deal:
After factoring in the GC value, $9.443 for 576 total tissues ($0.0163 per tissue)
https://www.target.com/p/puffs-pl...nk=sametab
Sam's Club
$17.98 for 864 total tissues ($0.0208 per tissue)
https://www.samsclub.co
Pretty much all consumables at target are comparable to walmart. Baby, home care, food, pharmacy. Target is just way more expensive everywhere else like toys/clothes/electronics/home goods.
$15 back from target, claim $21.15 from rebates. ~$15 actual cost for a reasonable amount of brand-name necessities