About Deals
Deals (stylized as DEAL$) was an American chain of discount variety stores that sold low-priced everyday items, including health and beauty products, food and snacks, party supplies, seasonal décor, housewares, cleaning supplies, toys, stationery, and more. The chain was acquired by Dollar Tree and later fully rebranded, with nearly all Deals stores converted into Dollar Tree locations and a small number into Family Dollar stores. Although the Deals banner was retired in 2016, some payment systems and card processors may still reference the legacy name “Deals” along with a store number, such as “Deals #4629.”
A charge labeled “Deals #4629” on a bank or credit card statement most likely corresponds to an in-person purchase at a former Deals location that is now operating under the Dollar Tree umbrella, or to a store whose merchant account still uses the historical Deals descriptor. These charges typically represent one-time purchases of low-cost household items, snacks, seasonal merchandise, party goods, or similar products. Occasionally, you might see a small temporary authorization hold if a card was used and the transaction was pending before final settlement.
If you have questions about a "Deals #4629" charge, start by checking recent receipts around the transaction date for a Dollar Tree (or former Deals) store visit. You can also look up the phone number on your receipt or search online for the specific store address associated with the date and city on your statement, then contact the store or Dollar Tree customer service for clarification. If you don’t recognize the transaction, ask your bank or card issuer to provide additional details such as terminal ID or address, and consider requesting a dispute or card replacement if you suspect unauthorized use.