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Target Ends Price-Matching Policy

Target to end price-matching of Amazon, Walmart. What to know.

Target is ending its guarantee to price match Amazon and Walmart on July 28. A spokesperson for the retailer confirmed the policy change to USA TODAY. Beginning July 28, Target will only match its own in-store and online prices at Target.

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Target says it's ending its Amazon and Walmart price matching policy after a 12-year run

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Target Ends Price-Matching Policy After More Than a Decade

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Target is changing one of its biggest customer perks

Target is changing a roughly decade-old policy that let customers save some extra cash.

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Target to tighten price match policy, limiting refunds to in-store and online prices

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Target to end competitor price matching

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Target to end price match policy — and customers are seeing red. ‘Not a good move’

The new policy will allow customers to “continue to shop with confidence,” the Target spokesperson said.

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A major retailer will stop offering price matching for competitors' stores

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Target will stop matching prices of Walmart, Amazon

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Under its new Price Match Guarantee policy, taking effect July 28, customers of the Minneapolis-based retail giant will be able to price match other Target products in the store or online within 14-days of a purchase, but the policy will no longer apply to its rivals.

Target is ending a beloved perk that shoppers have relied on for 12 years

Target announced it would no longer match prices from its competitors, like Amazon, Walmart, and Best Buy, starting at the end of this month.

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Target’s latest change to its shopping policy is sure to be unpopular

This major customer perk is going away on July 28, the retailer has announced. From boycotts to tariffs, it’s fair to say Target has had a rough year so far—and now customers may not be happy with this change to a favorite shopping perk.