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   If you’re a reporter with a question for Target’s Media Relations department, please contact us using the below options. For fastest reply, please include your name, organization, appropriate contact information and a brief summary of your inquiry. Visit our press center. Email us at Press@target.com. Call us at +1-612-696-3400.

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   • Target Chat is a service available in multiple places on Target.com and in the Target app that allows you to chat online with one of our team members to get quick answers to your questions and immediate help while shopping.

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   How do I contact target customer service?

   • It’s not guaranteed that you’ll find the answers you need this way, but you can always call customer service in case Target’s FAQ page doesn’t help. You can reach Target customer service by using one of the following contact options: Depending on the type of assistance you need, you will need to call the right department that’s fit to help you.

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   • When you chat with Target agents, they are most likely chatting with you from their call center located in Arizona. Live chat is rarely available 24/7, and this department is open Mon-Fri 9am-11pm EST.

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