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Originally Posted by Jason Abbadon

Wait...hold on now.

The people at Target are not the villians here- that's the asshat that swapped the Legos for junk.
We've all seen stuff like the classic "Cantina Swap" move and lamented at how the customer service people could be so damn dumb as to fall for that....but this lady had likely seen it before, suspecteds omething fishy and caught it.

And, sad to say, you look like a scumbag.
You're not one, obviously, but they dont know that.
Everthing you did is exactlyw hat some swapper would have done- that they looked fora swap at all shows that they've been had many times.

If I was in their position (and I have been) I'd never accpt that return- my job's policy is simple: If we cant resell it, we dont accept it as a return.
Ever.

For boxed stuff- all of us- need to be extra careful. Examine the box for re-taping and sorta shake the box to see if the weight is right and contents are not moving around in the box.
If it's suspicous, have the store's customer Service Desk open it in the store- otherwise you might get hosed too!

Sorry that you got ripped off, man.

It seemed like the right weight and all, but I wasn't really expecting this to happen to me so I didn't look for anything weird. With action figures I check the paint apps and can see the product, but this was a totally different scenario. I agree that the item being screwed up isn't directly Target's fault, but the burden of proof is on them, not me. They can just write it off, but I actually have to compensate for that loss, so it really sucks. A little harsh with that scumbag comment, aye? I'd say that I looked like a young punk, but regardless of my appearance they should have taken into account that I was being patient and understanding, but I am a consumer like everyone else, and deserve better service. Plus they were being pricks about it.