whats a raincheck?
#1
hi
Know it sounds really thick, but my philosophy is that if you don't know ask.
Just reading the target website
http://www.target.com.au/html/services/services2.htm
and it keeps mentioning getting a raincheck, what does that mean?
Probably quite an obvious answer, but hey I'm feeling particularly thick today!!!
Thanks,
Gothchick
Know it sounds really thick, but my philosophy is that if you don't know ask.
Just reading the target website
http://www.target.com.au/html/services/services2.htm
and it keeps mentioning getting a raincheck, what does that mean?
Probably quite an obvious answer, but hey I'm feeling particularly thick today!!!

Thanks,
Gothchick
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I think its the same as putting stuff on lay by, not totally sure though!!
#3
hi
Know it sounds really thick, but my philosophy is that if you don't know ask.
Just reading the target website
http://www.target.com.au/html/services/services2.htm
and it keeps mentioning getting a raincheck, what does that mean?
Probably quite an obvious answer, but hey I'm feeling particularly thick today!!!
Thanks,
Gothchick
Know it sounds really thick, but my philosophy is that if you don't know ask.
Just reading the target website
http://www.target.com.au/html/services/services2.htm
and it keeps mentioning getting a raincheck, what does that mean?
Probably quite an obvious answer, but hey I'm feeling particularly thick today!!!

Thanks,
Gothchick
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Joined: Jan 2003
Posts: 13,233

hi
Know it sounds really thick, but my philosophy is that if you don't know ask.
Just reading the target website
http://www.target.com.au/html/services/services2.htm
and it keeps mentioning getting a raincheck, what does that mean?
Probably quite an obvious answer, but hey I'm feeling particularly thick today!!!
Thanks,
Gothchick
Know it sounds really thick, but my philosophy is that if you don't know ask.
Just reading the target website
http://www.target.com.au/html/services/services2.htm
and it keeps mentioning getting a raincheck, what does that mean?
Probably quite an obvious answer, but hey I'm feeling particularly thick today!!!

Thanks,
Gothchick
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Target_(Australia)
Raincheck: In accordance with government requirements, Target offers the Raincheck service, which allows the customer to leave their desire for unavailable stock with the store, and, upon its dispatch from the respective Target Distribution Centre, the customer is notified via post. The customer is not required to pay for this service and no fees are charged by the store.
#5
hi
Know it sounds really thick, but my philosophy is that if you don't know ask.
Just reading the target website
http://www.target.com.au/html/services/services2.htm
and it keeps mentioning getting a raincheck, what does that mean?
Probably quite an obvious answer, but hey I'm feeling particularly thick today!!!
Thanks,
Gothchick
Know it sounds really thick, but my philosophy is that if you don't know ask.
Just reading the target website
http://www.target.com.au/html/services/services2.htm
and it keeps mentioning getting a raincheck, what does that mean?
Probably quite an obvious answer, but hey I'm feeling particularly thick today!!!

Thanks,
Gothchick
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You pay a bit towards it, get a receipt and its put aside. The you get given a certain amount of time to pay it off. Its really popular
The raincheck I'd never heard of
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This was a handy aspect of lay-by I discovered.
I needed 4 duvet covers that looked the same. I went to one Target and they only had 2. I went to the lay-by counter and they rang another store who had 2. The other store put them on lay-by for 3 days (no deposit required) and I picked them up the following day when I was passing.
I needed 4 duvet covers that looked the same. I went to one Target and they only had 2. I went to the lay-by counter and they rang another store who had 2. The other store put them on lay-by for 3 days (no deposit required) and I picked them up the following day when I was passing.
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dont forget though, a friend lost something she'd practically paid off as she forgot and it went past the time line
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hi
Know it sounds really thick, but my philosophy is that if you don't know ask.
Just reading the target website
http://www.target.com.au/html/services/services2.htm
and it keeps mentioning getting a raincheck, what does that mean?
Probably quite an obvious answer, but hey I'm feeling particularly thick today!!!
Thanks,
Gothchick
Know it sounds really thick, but my philosophy is that if you don't know ask.
Just reading the target website
http://www.target.com.au/html/services/services2.htm
and it keeps mentioning getting a raincheck, what does that mean?
Probably quite an obvious answer, but hey I'm feeling particularly thick today!!!

Thanks,
Gothchick
I've only just realised what lay-by is



