I disagree. The form is really poorly designed. One big specific issue is the Submit button is red, it should be green, this violates a design 101 principle. Thanks.
Let me remind you that Target's main color is red. 101 principles do not apply to all cases.
I know it's red, but you can't put the brand over an universal association with red=stop. If you look at the data, I bet you they are losing users who stop or abandon.
I bet you they aren't. After 8 years of split testing experience on some colossal sites, I'd be surprised if that's the case.