Target resets

I guess that means my local target will have only basics, for they already cut elites *sigh*

WWE figures seem to be about the only thing that moves off the pegs at my Target. Everything else is always full. Two-packs are warming hard cause they have like 6 Shield and 6 Axel/HHH packs right now though.

All I see are tons of Ambrose/Rollins & Axel/HHH 2-Packs at my Targets, thanks a lot!

That's exactly how it is around my area.

All I see @ my Target's are Axel/HHH. Has anyone seen a series after this??? Before that all I saw were Punk/ Taker

Mine got BP26 a couple weeks after they first surfaced. They were new enough that they were mostly picked up within a couple weeks. Then I saw a case of BP27. Since then it's been literally nothing but BP26 re-stocks. Like I said, I don't know how they will move all of these things unless they do big markdowns. I don't think Undertaker/Punk warmed as badly as Ambrose/Rollins has around here.

Mine is still rocking the Ryback/Jinder and Rey/Sin Cara ones...been there for over a year and at $30 I don't see them going anywhere.

Target and Walmart here are full of Bryan/Orton and Show/Henry.

There are something like six minimum apiece of the Seth Rollins/Dean Ambrose and Triple H/Curtis Axel sets clogging at every Target in the area. Maybe a reset at the one closest to me will translate into them not placing Super Strikers across the basic pegs, nor angry birds clearance items instead of, you know, actually restocking the basics which have been out of stock since March.

Seriously, what the help is wrong with Target's toy section? Do they not bother to teach employees how to properly place product? Love when I get to the register and new sets aren't in the system, when shelf tags have lower prices than the item rings up and they won't honor it (happened with the Cap 2 Marvel Legends) and when things mysteriously disappear from inventory.

That generic sku crap got me the other day. I had purchased a Star Wars Black six inch figure, really on a whim. Then the next week a boatload of elite 28 shows up. I want to stay within budget and would rather have them than a Han Solo. I had no problem at checkout so why would I think the computer would lose that generic sku? Well, it did. The returns lady didn't even realize that her own store uses that system (must be how damnably old stuff goes back onto their shelves when the flea market guy decides he can't sell an Elite 12 Orton and swaps it for what's new and hot). She said the item number didn't match and this must not be the right item. Next. Manager comes out. She knows how it works, but when the number has been booted out, they go find a Han Solo off the shelf and it no longer scans in their system. She apologized and told me she couldn't take it. I had wasted 15 minutes and was so flustered I just took the damn thing and opened it. It's pretty cool and now, after being paid, I was able to get the rest of elite 28 like I wanted. But what if this had been a situation where I really needed the money back? Why do I have to be punished for computer errors, especially when 99% of those are human errors?