Dollar TreeReviews of dollartree.com

There is a cashier named Kelly at the Elyria, Ohio location on Cleveland Street who is rude and confrontational every time she rings me up. She does not say hello and when I ask her questions she treats me like dirt with her response and attitude. I have complained to store management and nothing changes.

The store manager of Dollar tree in Newburgh on Route 300 is very unpleasant and unprofessional. She is always yelling at customers. Very bossy. I will not shop at this location any longer. I use to spend hundreds of dollars monthly in this store. I am fed up.

When I got into line for check out there were three customers ahead of me. A guy worked there (a younger guy with black hair) and he looked at the line and walked towards the back of the store. A few moments later after a couple more customers came up behind me he walked up and seen the line and walked to the back again. (This is when the manager came from the office to the cash register). When Rita was checking me out (very nice) he walked towards the office and she asked him was he working on a register. He said something like he didn’t know so a customer told him there was a line and he said that wasn’t his problem. I was so mad so I said loudly and he’s rude on top of it. I told all the customers to do a survey and I walked out of the store. Oh there were two managers in the office talking the ENTIRE TIME! An older lady went to the first register and opened it I’m not sure what she did but I heard a money tray was she too returned to the office and continued talking with the other manager while the employee was walking around doing nothing. It doesn’t seem like anyone wanted their job but Rita.

Dollar tree used to be cost effective be, but that .25 adds 1.00 to every four products. And to add insult to injury, the sizes are shrinking, beyond ridiculous. Never thought I would say this, but Walmart is much cheaper. More egregious, shelf space for 1.25 products shrinking, to make way for $3,5 and up, chinese garbage. The only reason I go, is because it's the only place I can find coralite pain patches, at decent price, but even they have changed the formula, to the point that they aren't as effective as they use to be

I bought what I thought was Polymer clay. It obviously isn't polymer clay. It didn't specify on the package what type of clay, but it is sold like polymer clay. The clay did not dry and in research it says to bake polymer clay at 300°F for 30 minutes. I spent all day making things, and it melted all into one big puddle. So much work for nothing.

As I was checking out, I always try to do exact change. So I laid a $20 on the cashier's counter and searched for the change. As I got it, I put it on the $20 bill. He looked at it on HIS counter and said "out of respect to you, you must place it in my hand." Are you kidding. It was right there on HIS counter and he refused to pick it up. A manager/supervisor walked by and I asked her is he kidding. She looked at him, shook her head, looked down and walked on. He actually refused to take the money off his his counter and made me repick up the money and place it in his hand.

Why do Dollar Trees have Public Restrooms? I mean I am from the restaurant industry and I know that restaurants must have restrooms if they serve food that is eaten on the premises. Though Dollar Tree sells ready to eat food, that doesn’t count. They don’t have tables and chairs for dining. Well I was trying to post a picture of the restroom I encountered today but it won’t allow me to post it here. You can’t even imagine the mess that some homeless person left for the employees to clean up. I mean smeared on the walls and the floor, gross, just gross. The Homeless person likely had AIDS and/ or Hepatitis. Did you know that your local Dollar Tree employees are required to clean those bathrooms? With no protective gear, no less. So again I ask the question, why do Dollar Tree stores have public restrooms?

I recently bought a carton of Allen’s Cranberry Cocktail Juice, that contained, mentrual blood!!!. Yes!. You heard me right, with the blood clot and some kind of paper, or membrane, also in the container. I took pictures of it. I had bought this product, recently, from a Dollartree store, at 1224 Dundas Street, in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada and their response, since I had also contacted them about this, (Which they also witnessed, for themselves), was less than receptive. I am going to sue both Dollartree and Lassonde, a Canadian owned company. I have not contacted, the owner of Allen's Cranberry Cocktail Juice, as yet, Dollartree's response, was disgusting. They refused, to do a recall and to take the remaining, boxes of cranberry juices, off of the shelf, at the store. I was so f--k--g traumatized, it's not even funny. Avoid buying any kind of juices, or food products, at Dollartree, stores. And also since this is a Lassonde's product, avoid their food products, especially cranberry juices and other kinds of juices, as well. You will end up drinking, menstrual blood, that is contained, in their products.