Dollar TreeReviews of dollartree.com

I went to dollar tree to find Hotwheels cars . I found a huge lot of cars , also an error car . I enjoy hunting at dollar tree because they have constant stock. (Hint look out for hidden displays or end caps in random aisles) .

The manager was 19 at least get a manager that knows something and knows your products. I went in there and asked a question and she doesn’t know shit though dollar tree in Brentwood Square on 84th St. in Lavista.

I went through the whole process online twice. I even got as far as payment. Wheels spun, but nothing happened, No wonder they are in trouble. I found another source and got a better deal. bye-bye Dollar Tree!

I am finished with Dollar Tree! Once again, they have raised their prices...now to $1.75. They need to change their name as "DOLLAR" no longer will buy you anything! A lot of their items aren't even worth $1.75! I'd rather patronize other discount businesses in the area, pay more, and get twice the product for my money for less....Baldwinsville New York

Today I went into store #7634 in the Memphis, TN area. I purchased several items. A couple of the items were bundled wash cloths that had a $5 tag on them. When I was checking out at the register they rang up for $6. The gentleman ringing me up stated he was the manager and an override could not be done, even though the packaging clearly stated the price of $5. Shame on you Dollar Tree for having untruthful advertising and not honoring prices on the products.

I fully understand that retailers are under pressure to remain profitable in the wake of tariffs and a tough economy. However, it looks like Dollar Tree may be engagng in opportunistic price gouging as a result. It's been a while since Dollar Tree rebranded itself as 'Dollar Tree Plus' with prices ranging from $1.25 " and up." However, now there's a new wrinkle in the 'and up' pricing -- marking over existing $1.25 prices printed directly on the item packages and now charging $1.50! Stores raise prices -- I 'get' that. But just putting a black permanent marker line through a printed on price instead of a covering sticker? Perhaps it's fair to say that when there is a diagonal 'hand-marked' line through a price (pre-printed or with a price sticker) the average customer associates that marking with a PRICE REDUCTION -- not a price increase! How stupid can they be? And how stupid do they think their customers are? And some of the items marked $1.25 didn't even have the slash marks, but still rang up at $1.50 at the register. When I pointed out the discrepancy in the price of one of the items to the cashier, mentioning that it was last year's merchandise, so only the 'new' ones should have the higher price, she replied, "but they have the same UPC number." Yes, an excuse for just raising prices throughout the store when most of that merch has been there for a quite a long time. It feels like they are just trying to take advantage of customers.

I utilize dollar tree alot for cards - birthdays, anniversaries, holidays - but there is no consistency on the cards being stocked. Went in yesterday and was disappointed to see the card area again in shambles and not stocked. I've noticed - after I left the store - items marked as $1.25 now have red stickers and they are charging $1.50 for that item. Is this legal? It's a dollar store not a $1.25, $1.50..... Still good deals but not pleased with the stores upkeep now and price changing. Honor what the item is marked.....

Dollar tree was always my favourite store. I preferred it to Dollarama. Prices were good and the selection adequate. I don’t have a dollar tree in my town, and always thought of it as a treat to visit one. I was very disappointed the last 2 times I visited. Prices are high ( up to $3) yet the quality or selection did not change. I would argue that Dollarama is better quality, selection and prices nowadays. I won’t bee seeking out Dollartree anymore. If you do shop there, know your prices. Some are higher than a grocery store.