Dollar Tree — Local services in Hurricane

Disappointed by cashier staff Sandra, selective customer service.

If customer is not welcomed, so is their money.

Staff Sandra was rather chatty and friendly towards the young lady infront of me, unfortunately she was rather the opposite when it was my turn.

No greetings nor a smile, nothing just tacit hostility.

There's was another bespectacled staff with dark hair, didn't catch her name. She was an absolute sweetheart and helpful.

She was there to take over Sandra's shift, and she helped to wrap all my glass items, which Sandra did not bother with.

Polite, courteous,considerate and a team player. - bespectacled staff with dark hair.

Only thing I remembered of this lovely staff - bespectacled staff with dark hair, was that she was busy with inventory that was delivered that day and she rushed out to cover Sandra. ( she was explaining herself in front of me to Sandra)

Management kindly train your staff.

Ron Kaufman is highly...

BEST DOLLAR TREE EVER!!!. As soon as we walked in the door we got this big beautiful and brassy welcome from the lovely Kim who was working there with the equally lovely Trace. These two people are by a huge margin the most amazing, friendly, warm and knowledgeable Dollar Tree staff we have come across in any store across the nation.

If the management of Dollar Tree don't recognize the awesomeness of these two and pay them heaps more then they are nuts. Kim knew exactly where everything was...even the bizarre stuff like male nose hair trimmers.... she remembered having them in a box from last Xmas.... (now that's customer service).

The shop was quite literally immaculate and a testimony to hard working conscientious staff that care about their job. Trace and Kim are top of the top as far as we are concerned. We loved you guys...well done on being...

Just had an argument with the manager and cashier over $.72 and it was pretty ridiculous. I noticed as I was walking out to my car that the cashier had given me $2.19 change when the receipt said $2.91. The cashier obviously just mixed the numbers up which is an understandable mistake but the bizarre part was when the manager got involved and started saying she would have to do an audit and write up the cashier. I didn’t really care to get the cashier in trouble and it was a fairly insignificant amount I thought, so I just ended up leaving. The whole encounter was just really petty and unprofessional on their part. Who threatens to write up an employee in front of a line of customers over 72 cents? The answer here is the dollar...