Dollar Tree

ordered online vases for baby shower, paid on line. Got email on March 25^th saying case of vases was in store. The email did say to try to pick up by April 1. I could not get there until today which is April 3. the store manager tells me they have no record of anything for me. I asked her to scan the email I received (per instructions in email), she refused saying she can’t scan it, my name is not in the system? How would she know unless she scanned the order receipt, plus she didn’t even take my name down! My last name is 10 letters long! She did glance at my license. Then she said «well you placed the order in March, It is April! I don’t care if it is December! I paid for it. They would not give me a refund. Called the ²⁴⁄₇ number to be told that customer service is only in Monday thru Friday. Now the shower is a week away, I have fresh flowers coming at end of week and no vases. SO DISAPPOINTED AND ANGRY! I wish I could give this place a zero! Also have to waste time during a busy work week to try to get my money back or find the vases

Another typical dollar store. Now I know where my Dad comes up with these crazy little gifts he gets for us! He loves shopping at the dollar stores! Organized and not a bunch of degenerates shopping here just people that like to save some money!

I am a self-​proclaimed ‘Dollar Tree’ aficionado — this chain is by far the most comprehensive and far-​reaching of its kind. I’ll speak, in this case, directly to this specific store.
The Dollar Tree wedged in the corner of this strip mall is far more delightful than its somewhat bleak exterior would have you believe. In fact, it’s the largest Dollar Tree I’ve come across in the 5+ states I’ve sought them out. There is a huge section devoted to seasonal items when you immediately enter. When I visited, this included a pantheon of holiday candies, bows, ornaments, glitter, table pieces, cards, and more ornaments — ornaments everywhere! The selection was massive and in my opinion, the products were of reasonable, if not better, quality. Despite the bustling atmosphere within the store, the supplies were orderly and stocked. The floor was clean and clear, unobstructed by fallen knickknacks.
A nice thing about Dollar Trees in general are their similar, even shared, layout (s). Once you’ve explored one, you can quickly navigate almost any of them and find what you need without much of a hitch. I could go into depth about what you can find here, but suffice to say, that would require a full page of its own. However, not all Dollar Trees have the same depth and variety of supplies. This store definitely did — there were so many aisles, each with so many options of so many types of different products that I felt even overwhelmed. I even felt a bit distracted, which made it harder to find some of my items — I’m not sure if that’s a plus, or a minus. I was in somewhat of a rush, but wish I had more time to explore, because as I stopped in each aisle and gave it the ‘once-​over,’ I found it had products I hadn’t seen in my own local stores (I currently live outside of Charlotte, NC).
To summarize, the store has a wide selection of high quality goods — ALL FOR $ 1 [or less] — unlike many other stores, who seem to falsely advertise. The aisles were well-​stocked and orderly despite crowding related to the holiday season. The layout was simple, though it’s easy to get caught up in distractions when searching for a single item (but hey, isn’t that how stores make their money?). The last component is service.
The lines at dollar stores and discount stores in general never seem to move quickly, even when items and customers are few. However, in this case, enough lanes were open to ease the pressure. The elderly cashier moved consistently, if not quite efficiently, but she was very polite and did not slow down the line by drawing out uncomfortable small talk — which also often happens in similar stores.
Overall, this Dollar Tree is a great representation of its franchise — but even moreso, an asset to the strip mall and surrounding community. It provides just about every daily product someone might need at a low price and at high quality, and offers a pleasant environment for shopping. I already said I’m a Dollar Tree fan, so my words my come off as overly positive and inflated. But I’m not afraid to note important weaknesses in a business or its service, and strive to portray my experience accurately. This store is a success, and I recommend it fully.

Can you believe everything here is a dollar?!
Of course since this is a dollar store you will not have the highest quality products, but I’ve been here quite a few times to pick up cheap gift bags and tissue paper for presents, water bottles and candy for a bachlorette party and mugs for a wedding shower.
I don’t recommend getting food here because you’ll find it cheaper at the store with a coupon, but there’s so many amazing things to pick up, you’ll forget how cheap the bill will be at the end!
BTW they also have decorations and cleaning products! You’ll be pleasntly surprised to find all the different items they carry…

Eh. I’m on the border about this place. While I loves me some $ 1 shopping, the store is always walking a fine line between icky and «just okay» in cleanliness and organization, and the management could use some fine tuning with their attitude.
You can get some great finds here. I’m a huge fan of their teacher selections, as I’m a teacher. I get a lot of my bulletin board borders and letters here for only $ 1 while I see my co-​workers paying $ 1.79 at their affiliate store, Deals, for the same packaging. I also pick up a lot of small storage containers here for my classroom, little things for my kids like reusable water bottles, and candy.
I’ve had some problems with managers telling me certain items are sold year round when they are in fact, not. So, I’ve bought large amounts of storage containers expecting to be able to purchase more within the next 1 – 2 weeks for use within a classroom, only to have them never been seen on the shelf again. I’ve had that happen with two different styles of storage containers. Then I’ve just had issues with managers in the sense that, when you ask for assistance, they will help you… but their attitude… it’s just… it’s like, they’d rather be anywhere but helping you. After I spend all day in a classroom with students with behavior disorders I’m sick of attitude. I get it ALL DAY left and right. If I’m going to spend my money in your store and I’m being pleasant, I just appreciate a little bit of happiness in our interaction.
There is one guy who works at this store and he’s awesome. I can’t remember his name, but I think it’s Quinn or Quentin? I always try to go to him for help! He’s not a manager, but he’s very pleasant and always helpful.

Although Dollar Tree has a variety of goods for only a dollar, I still won’t be returning to this location. In the few times I have been there the cashiers have been either incompetent or rude. When I visited today, I encountered both varieties. The rude cashier shut down her lane right when I got in line. I only had two items but she refused to ring me up. This forced me to get into the lane of a very incompetent cashier. She could not figure out how to check out a customer using a gift card. After multiple attempts, she had to call a manager to ring the person up. It took around 10 minutes. After she rang me up I overheard the customer behind me say she gave him the wrong amount of change back. This place is a disaster. The workers there seem totally stoned.

A little known fact about Dollar Stores…
*BEST price (uh, $ 1) for balloon weights.
Yep, balloon weights can cost almost $ 3 at Party City, et al… but the exact same product is $ 1 here. And they are often pretty, and do the trick for an event or party.
20 white balloon weights = $ 20.
4 spools of ribbon = $ 4
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Balloon centerpieces… VOILA!
This particular Dollar Tree is just dandy. Very clean and well organized… and well, everything’s a buckaroo.
If nothing else, I’ve just saved you many dollars on balloon weights. Now ya know, ya know? :)
*One note: They only take Mastercard if its a debit card… so, yeah. Why? I don’t know. Just the way it is.

I love dollar stores in general but the chain, Dollar Tree, is my favorite! They have a lot of items that I can’t believe only cost a dollar! Gift bags usually cost $ 3-​$ 5 at other stores, but not here! Great place for holiday decorations!

This dollar store is my favorite. It has nothing over a dollar, and is also a perfect place to go for all kinds of party favors, candy, and holiday decorations. This store also has food items, but they are mostly canned and boxed goods. This is a great store to visit!
Its all a dollar :)