Dollar Tree

"This store makes shopping unpleasant because there are always multiple people standing by the front door asking you to complete a survey or donate money to some organization. It's bad when you can't even walk into the store comfortably. I'd rather just go the Dollar Tree on Southern Ave and Mesa Dr instead."

"Not sure why the male cashier copped an attitude when I used their divider (for my items) to divide/separate my items from the female shopper in front of me, but he remarked by removing it immediately seconds after I put it there for a reason - to keep our items separate from someone else's. Not sure why he made it a big deal, considering you have a LONG LINE of customers waiting patiently with a very slow payment reader (for credit/debit cards) that needs improvement, and you have an attitude. What for? Be careful shopping here, as the negative reviews state their mistreatment by the staffing."

"Went in to grab a few things but they were out of bags so Monica mugged me as soon as I paid and said she was confiscating my items because of a law that she created that requires merchandise be carried out in bags. To add insult to injury she keyed my car before stealing it to drive to the nursing home and unplug my grandpa. He will be truly missed."

"Been here before. Not impressed with the staff. They really do be following you around accusing you of stealing! Monica was not an isolated incident. Certainly never gonna shop here again knowing manic Monica works here! What a nightmare! It's a shame they hire such awful people."

"So, I went to this gem of a store today and I was shocked at the blatant disregard for normal customer service behavior. I was waiting in line with one person in front of me (not a big deal). In the history of common knowledge and practices one would think that if the cashier would either inform you that they are closed after the transaction is completed for the person right in front of you or at the very least they would turn off the light at the register indicating that the line is closed. This cashier decided it would be a rational idea to not inform me that they were closing their line and rudely stared at me and said "Um the other girl can check you out". The cashier then proceeded to "stock" the shelf on the aisle. By stock I mean they just moved products from one shelf to another and back making it appear as they were doing something. They did not once turn off their light for the aisle and two other customers experienced the same "wonderful" customer service. I get that the job may be taxing at times but, work smarter not harder. Turn off your light, be polite, and actually stock shelves when appropriate. I would understand if there was only two employees in the store but, there was two other employees actually doing their job and stocking shelves. So, maybe a coaching opportunity could benefit the cashier and that way the next customer will not have the same customer experience that I did."