Dollar Tree

"I was debating if I was going to write this review but I figured it might do something. I came in to the store yesterday with my kids. I'm a single mom, and a veteran, I only get paid so much a month so with bills, etc things have been hard. I had to shop here so I could feed my kids something for dinner. It was mortifying that my card got declined but I was able to get some items. The woman at the register was Amazing and didn't make me feel bad about the situation. She called her manager over to help take the items off that I couldn't afford. The manager gave the girl so much attitude, she kept on rolling her eyes, and hooting and huffing because it was so much of an inconvenience for her. As I'm standing there, I felt like breaking down and wanted to basically hide, it was so embarrassing. After the manager was no help whatsoever, the girl at the register said to just take my groceries. I started to cry because I was already overwhelmed. So thankyou so much to that Amazing employee that helped me and my kids yesterday, you're a Beautiful person inside and out! God Bless You! I hope that you see this! To the Manager, I'll say God Bless You Too because I hope that you never have to feel what I felt yesterday! Maybe look for a job where you don't have to work with people! Just my opinion."

"Every time I've shopped here I think this was the worst Dollar tree I've ever seen. My last experience was even worse. There were no carts available because it was busy and there were least a dozen carts being used for junk in the aisles. One single person working which shouldn't even be legal. I've been there during day when a manager was on duty and overheard him complaining that someone asked why his store is the dirtiest around and he thought it was funny. One of the responsibilities of a store manager is to set an example for the employees, I guess he sure did because nobody else there cares either. And then I walk outside and here's a bum laying on the sidewalk in front of the door. And don't even think that corporate will do anything about it. They will refer to a district manager who will never never call you back. If you ask them for the contact information for district manager the responses we don't have one. All corporate cares about is that a store is making money and moving inventory. They figured based on the price point for every 10 customers that they lose forever they'll get another hundred coming back in the door so as a result they're still making money."

"This dollar tree location on Missouri Avenue in Clearwater Florida. - Large inventory of stock. - Clean and organized location. - Friendly and helpful staff. - Air conditioned well in an extremely hot and humid Florida."

"This is the dirtiest dollar tree I've ever been to. Stuff all over the floor, didn't look like the floors had been swept or cleaned in a while... hard to find things because the products are overflowing onto the floor."