I went to the Forest Avenue Target in Richmond, VA to purchase a shelve advertised in the 05/07 Target ad insert in the Washington Post. The helpful clerks told me how to find the shelving. I also picked up two baskets where the price underneath them indicated they were $5.49 each (a savings of $1.50 each). But, when I took them to check out they rung up @ $14.99 each. When I questioned the check out person, she said that they were placed incorrectly on the display. However, there was NO price listed anywhere on the baskets. When I asked to see the manager, I got to speak to the same check out person. She stated again that the baskets were incorrectly placed at Target but admitted I would have NO way of knowing that since there was no price on the baskets themselves.
Shame on you Target! How can a potential customer know how to make an informed decision with no price listed on the item itself but a price at checkout three times the price under the product.
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