Dollar Tree

Register over calculated my money I took in reciets and the items the refund was still less then the cash amount was given... I had the proof and when they pulled the cameras it only showed when I returned the items I was still missing half of my money, the manager stated I was the thrid person that came in with same issue however she would not take the time to do it manually so she could see the miss calculation... Manager sent other people too talk to me no one would listen and the part they pulled fromthe cameras only showed the second transaction... When I returned the items for a full refund but it was still short... So they dismissed my complaint completely and someone or some way thet kept my 59.40 and only retured 46 dollars to me after I paid 110 in cash... I have all the reciepts all they had to do was calculate... And now where do I go from here this is teriable and just crazy!

Dear Sirs:

I want to make you aware of the rude and unprofessional service I received from your assistant manager, Audrey, earlier this month at the Pointer Ridge Dollar Tree location in Bowie, Maryland. I purposely waited to send this email complaint to you because I wanted to cool down and reassess my interaction with this assistant manager as I realize that we all have had bad days. But when I returned to the store on another day, she was engaging with another customer in the same rude and unprofessional manner. I was so turned off by her attitude; I left the store.

My earlier interaction with Audrey dealt with her unwillingness to accept my request to exchange three items without a receipt. She denied my request. I clarified to Audrey that I only wanted to exchange the three items, and that I was not expecting a refund. She demanded a receipt for the exchange.

I then asked her when did the store policy change because I have returned/exchanged items bought at Dollar Tree locations in Maryland, Virginia, and Tennessee without a receipt. I further explained to Audrey that I understood the policy to be that customers may exchange items but no cash refunds. And that I tend not to take the receipts since the store policy is, exchanges allowed but no refunds.

I told her that I understood that the store policy is an exchange without receipt and that the store managers that I am used to dealing with, Gina, and occasionally Ann, didn’t require a receipt for an exchange. She then told me to come back to the store to see one of those managers. I then asked her why the store policy was different while she was working? At that point, she insulted me further by saying that she knew I didn’t even buy the items I wanted to exchange at a Dollar Tree location. (I am unsure how she knew that because she didn’t scan the items. Please keep in mind, the total transaction of the exchange of three items is less than five dollars.)

Picture this — your Dollar Store representative acted this way with me in front of a line of roughly 5-7 customers. I realized that Audrey either, 1) wanted to be position of power/control, or 2) she did not know the store policy. Regardless, she wasn’t going to change her position in front of the other customers. I found our discussion to be a pointless, frustrating, exchange, and I felt humiliated by Audrey's dismissive treatment especially since I knew she was wrong. It felt discriminatory.

As I proceeded to leave the store, she told me to, “have a blessed day!” You can imagine how that made me feel.

Not only was Audrey rude and unprofessional in her dealing with Dollar Tree customers, she was now also condescending.

While there is a bright side to the story, (I returned to this Dollar Tree store and was able to exchange my three items for the items I wanted — without a receipt) no one deserves to be treated the way Audrey treats Dollar Store customers.

Jim Jackson

Hello,

You have a worker being rude to customers, and people are leaving this dollar tree to shop at the one located in Oakhurst in Largo, Florida.

The rude lady and I got into it at this location:

Dollar Tree, 12002 Indian Rocks Rd., Largo, FL 33774

This lady looks like she is in her 60s with an accent. Blonde hair, regular height, about 40 pounds overweight.

I asked her where something else was. She pointed and said in a rude tone "It's right there". I told her that "I didn't see it". She said back to me that

"I didn't see it because I didn't look and was lazy". I told her that I was writing a review. Another customer came up to me and said that the same lady was also rude to her.

Now this isn't the first time this lady has been mean to me. I live 3 minutes from this store, and I am a regular customer. I understand that everyone has a bad day. This time, she went too far.

Just letting you know. I tried to get a picture of her but didn't want to get caught taking the picture. The picture isn't a good picture at all. I just took a picture of the back of her. I attached the picture to this email.

Someone told me that she was one of the managers. I doubt that because a business wouldn't hire someone like her to scare off customers.

Sincerely,

D. Jennings 

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To whom it may concern:

I am writing you today to complaint how disappointed I am about your store Dollar Tree location at 1709 St. Mark Ave Brooklyn NY 11213 .

I worship across the street at MT.Ollie Baptist church located at 1698 ST. Mark Ave Brooklyn NY 11213.

On last week we had a 3k walk for health and awareness that provided information about how to stay heathy and live longer . Date of the walk was 09/30/2023 .

I went to the store and asked would they give the church a donation for our walk ,( I explained what the walk was about) and I was so disappointed when the manger said we don’t give donation to New York . Dollar Tree is good for the community ,because the prices are good and the products I like this store .( I am hurt, confuse and angry )

I trust this is not the way Dollar Tree company wishes to conduct with business with valued customer/community my church have been shopping with you from the time you move into our community I am looking forward to hearing from you .

Yours faithfully

Sarah Muhammad

Store number [protected] Beach Blvd Jacksonville Fl on 10/11/2023 2:20 pm. I am in the checkout line with two individuals in front of me.The cashier Jim , was calling out the name Dahmer and the customer in front of the next customer in front of me was asking him what he meant. The cashier was wearing two name tags one says Jeffrey and one says Dahmer. When he points this out to said customer , she realized what the cashier was talking about and she reacted in a negative manor. I finished checking out I told the cashier that what he was doing was inappropriate and I am a customer and that I wont come in the store. The manager Tim was in the store when this was going on. Thank you.

Good day,

My name is Sophia Steele, and I am writing to make a complaint of a recent incident that took place on October 5, 2023. I visited the Dollar Tree store in Bloomfield, Connecticut, around 6:20 PM. I acquired a cosmetic brush for the sum of $1.33. Subsequently, I departed from the establishment, only to learn that I had not been provided with a receipt. Upon reentering the establishment, I proceeded to notify the cashier, who had Jamaican heritage, of my failure to get a receipt. While I was waiting, I saw the salesperson providing assistance to another client who was positioned behind me prior to my leaving the store.

Upon completion of her task, she informed me of her intention to contact a manager due to her inability to locate the receipt. Simultaneously, she expressed dissatisfaction by asserting that it was my duty to request a receipt. I informed her that it was incumbent on her to provide me with a receipt as well. The cashier engaged in a dispute with me, asserting her familiarity with the individual that I was with, who shops at the store every day and resides in a communal group home. She added that this person frequently visited the shop to buy dolls with the help of her support staff, and the staff routinely demanded a receipt for each purchase.

I spoke with the cashier about her awareness of the fact that this particular individual frequents the business on two occasions daily, accompanied by different personnel. Consequently, it is customary to request a receipt as a matter of politeness. Without delay, she promptly contacted the assistant manager, who also shared Jamaican heritage. The manager conducted a thorough examination of the register, and it was evident from my observations that she lacked a clear understanding of the specific item she was seeking.

I informed her that the cashier attended to just one individual subsequent to my transaction, therefore raising the question as to why locating my receipt has proven to be a challenging task. During this period, the cashier expressed her belief that she should not be subjected to such a situation since the value of the product amounted to just $1.25. Furthermore, she emphasized that it is incumbent upon me to request a receipt. I informed the cashier that I remitted a total of $1.33, inclusive of taxes, acknowledging the shared responsibility between both parties involved. I then proposed to the assistant manager the possibility of initiating a return process, followed by a subsequent repurchase of the item, in the event that locating the receipt proved to be a challenging task for her.

The cashier and I were engaged in an ongoing dispute on the allocation of duty for obtaining a receipt. I communicated to her that the burden of obtaining a receipt rested on all parties involved, and I expressed my determination to not depart from the premises without such documentation. The assistant manager expressed anger and raised their voice towards me, asserting their intention to involve law enforcement by contacting the Bloomfield police. This action was justified by their reference to Dollar Tree policy, which prohibits exchanges or returns, and the assistant manager's accusation that I had engaged in the theft of products.

I instructed her to proceed with her actions since there is evidence substantiating my payment for the product. Furthermore, I intend to pursue legal recourse in response to her accusation of theft. I proceeded to the outside environment and assumed a position of anticipation for the arrival of the Bloomfield Police. At around 6:40 p.m., four law enforcement officers came to the scene. I proceeded to provide them with a detailed account of my circumstances. However, the assistant manager unjustly accused me of theft and refused to provide me with a receipt for the purchased items. The law enforcement officers entered the premises and afterward reappeared with the goods that I had inadvertently left at the point of sale.

I was informed by the police that the store personnel lacked the authority to compel the person in question to provide a receipt. However, they expressed the belief that such a request was superfluous, deeming it unnecessary to involve law enforcement in a matter they considered trivial. According to the claims made by the assistant manager, Dollar Tree's policy prohibits returns without a receipt and does not grant store credit once a customer leaves the premises with their purchases. Officer Sean Murphy furnished me with case number #28470 and strongly advised me to bring this issue to the attention of the corporate entity, while also urging me to refrain from patronizing the aforementioned store due to subpar service quality. In my opinion, the manager's accusation against me, which I assert to be unfounded, was inappropriate.

The individual in question had the belief that I was experiencing fear, prompting me to depart from the location prior to the arrival of law enforcement personnel. I kindly request your prompt attention to this situation. Due to their wasteful use of resources, which diverts attention and resources away from matters of greater significance that the police might address, the assistant manager and cashier both need to face disciplinary action. I can be reached at [protected]@gmail.com or [protected]. I express my gratitude once again.

I just shopped at store #1999 in McDonough, GA; where I've shopped for 20 years. I decided to buy a pair of folding sunglasses, displayed at checkout for $1.25. When they rung up for $1.50 I requested that the store honor the advertised price. The manager (Lonnie Stewart) stated that he couldn't do that. That it was an error and would be corrected. My reply was, that's fine, but it doesn't change the fact that currently it is listed for $1.25. To not honor that is false advertisement. This person pointed his finger at me and said, "I'll do this one time only...that I was pushing it". He walked off, after spewing his verbal reprimand. I replied "I'm not pushing anything". The cashier Maria rung the item up as misc. for $1.25. After completing my transaction I knocked on the office and requested the contact information for the district office. After appearing surprised at my request, the manager jotted down a phone #. I then asked if he was the owner or manager; he stated that he was the manager, so I requested that he write down his name. When I called the number that he provided([protected]), it was for their audio conferencing center.

I went to my car to grab my cellphone to take a picture, and as stated, he quickly removed the blue & white price tag for $1.25 and replaced it with a red & white tag for $1.50. Obviously, the twenty-five cents would not break me. But, during these inflationary times, I am strategic about my spending. To be treated in such a rude manner, and yelled at, as if you are chasing your child is unacceptable behavior, and warrants an open apology. Needless to say...this is not a good look for Dollar Tree.

On September 29,2023 I slide on huge pile of dog feces inside the store. No one came to help me. Salespeople just stood there and asked me to go outside to clean my shoes. There was no manager on site. I pulled my hip muscle and had to throw my shoes away. I later was able to get a manager on line. He did not give his name and said he would handle it. This was about 12:30. I believe the clerks knew about the problem because they said no dog was in store. I passed the dog when I came in. 1099 Mountainview dr. west mifflin, pa 15122 Store #218

I purchased can filled milk at Dollar Tree Store #7007 2542 W. Manchester Blvd, Inglewood, Ca on 09/28/2023 at 10 am. I was not given a receipt by the cashier. At 10:15 am I returned to Dollar Tree Store #7007 to return the item. Store policy on all receipts clearly state "We will gladly exchange any unopened item. We do not offer refunds. The cashier stated she could not exchange a food product, even an unopened can. I aske for the manager. The manager"Elva" after explaining the situation, Elva asked the cashier if I had just purchased the can milk. The cashier stated yes. Elva looked at me and threatened if I did not hurry up and and get another product she would change her mind about store policy.

I left the store without anything to avoid a very bad situation getting worse. Dollar tree owes me for the product. The manager needs to be replaced for unprofessional behavior. Any the correct police needs to be printed on receipts.

Store#3269 2320 Hanover Pike, Hampstead, MD 21074 This store is the dirtiest, most disorganized place around. Thing are thrown on shelves if at all. Most items are still boxed and sitting on the floor. I should be contacting the Fire Marshall and not you because the whole place is totally unsafe! As a senior citizen I tripped several times and will probably not return.

I was charged 229.25 on July 30, 2023. The address of the store is 6721 SW Beaverton Hillsdale Highway, Portland, oregon 97225.

I have never charged this amount of money at a Dollar Tree let alone without a receipt. I have gone to the store and spoke with an associate as the manager was out with hives, she couldn't bring up the date of the charge and said that the manager would have to be the one who did it. I went back the next day, again manager not available. I was able to obtain an 800 number to call - [protected] ext. 2790. I have called this number many, many times and either get disconnected or rerouted to another extension. This then led to a dollartree.com/help and again I couldn't find anything to explore for this issue.

My telephone number is [protected] if you would like to reach me via phone of [protected]@comcast.net via email. I would love to see supporting documentation for this charge or a total credit.

I have contacted visa and they asked that I take this route initially and I am doing this, but will notify them that I am requesting a credit until this is solved.

Michele McGrain