The question we are asked most often is about how to talk to Target customer service. Click here for contact information, email and chat options, getting a live person, wait times and more.
To file a complaint with Target, visit their website or call their hotline. Non-shopping related complaints can be directed to specific departments using the contact information provided.
Asked Sep 9, 2026 11:40 PM
How Do I Check the Balance on My Target Gift Card?
To check your Target gift card balance, go to the gift cards page on Target and scroll to Target GiftCards Help section. Click Check your Balance and enter the gift card number and access number. Both numbers are found on the back of the card. Simply remove the metallic strip on the back of the card to get the numbers or log in to your account.
Asked Sep 7, 2026 11:39 PM
How to Report an Issue with Target Delivery?
If your Target order is damaged or never arrived at all, you probably want to report the problem to someone who can do something about it. If you placed your order with a particular Target location, talk to the manager there. If you placed your order with Target online, call one of the company's customer service representatives. If Target says that the problem is not their fault, make the report to the shipping company.
Asked Aug 19, 2026 6:08 PM
How Do I Check the Balance on My Target Gift Card?
To check your Target gift card balance, go to the gift cards page on Target and scroll to Target GiftCards Help section. Click Check your Balance and enter the gift card number and access number. Both numbers are found on the back of the card. Simply remove the metallic strip on the back of the card to get the numbers or log in to your account.
Asked Aug 15, 2026 8:16 PM
How do I file a complaint with Target?
To file a complaint with Target, visit their website or call their hotline. Non-shopping related complaints can be directed to specific departments using the contact information provided.
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