Dollar Tree

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Dollar Tree is a discount variety store chain where most items are priced around one dollar, offering household goods, party supplies, snacks, seasonal items, and more.

Chesapeake, Virginia, USA
dollartree.com
Owned by Dollar Tree, Inc.

About Dollar Tree

Dollar Tree is a large American discount variety store chain that sells a broad range of low-cost merchandise, traditionally at a $1 price point (with some multi-price items now available). Typical products include household and cleaning supplies, health and beauty aids, snacks and beverages, party and craft supplies, seasonal and holiday decor, toys, school and office supplies, and basic kitchenware. Stores are usually located in shopping centers and neighborhood retail strips, including in cities like Lee’s Summit, Missouri.

A Dollar Tree charge on your card statement usually reflects an in-store purchase of everyday items, seasonal goods, or party supplies. The descriptor may include the city and state (e.g., “LEES SUMMIT MO”) to indicate the specific store location. Most transactions are one-time charges at the register, but you might also see small, temporary authorization holds if your card was run but the sale did not complete (for example, if a transaction was voided or declined and re-run).

If you have questions about a Dollar Tree charge, start by checking your recent paper or digital receipts and the date and location in your card activity. You can contact the specific store you visited (phone numbers are listed in the store locator on their website) or reach Dollar Tree customer service through their online contact form or corporate phone line. For disputed or unrecognized charges, your bank or card issuer can help initiate a dispute, but having the date, amount, and any receipt details ready will speed up resolution.

Bank Statement Variations

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These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Dollar Tree.

  1. DOLLAR TREE LEES SUMMIT MO

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my bank statement show a Dollar Tree charge from Lee’s Summit, MO?

This indicates you made a purchase at a Dollar Tree store located in Lee’s Summit, Missouri. The city and state in the descriptor identify the specific store where your card was used.

What typical amounts do Dollar Tree charges appear as on my statement?

Dollar Tree charges commonly appear as small totals reflecting multiple low-cost items—for example, $5–$25 for several items, plus applicable tax. However, larger charges are possible if you bought bulk items, party supplies, or seasonal merchandise.

Can Dollar Tree place a temporary authorization hold on my card?

Yes. When you pay with a debit or credit card, a temporary authorization may be placed for the purchase amount. If a transaction is cancelled or voided, you may still see the authorization for a short time until your bank releases it, typically within a few business days.

How can I get a copy of a receipt for a Dollar Tree purchase?

Receipts are printed at checkout, so the fastest way is to use your original paper receipt. If you’ve misplaced it, visit or call the specific store where you shopped with the approximate date, time, and amount; some locations may be able to look up the transaction in their system, though this is not guaranteed.

How do I request a refund or exchange for an item bought at Dollar Tree?

Dollar Tree’s in-store return policy is limited and may vary by item type. Generally, unopened items with the original receipt can be exchanged, but cash refunds are often not provided. Visit the store where you made the purchase and bring the item and receipt; the store manager will review your request under current policy.

Can I cancel or reverse a Dollar Tree charge after I check out?

Once a transaction is completed, the store typically cannot cancel it unless it is immediately voided by the cashier at the time of sale. If you believe you were charged in error, return to the store with your receipt as soon as possible or contact your bank or card issuer to discuss dispute options.

Why does the descriptor say “DOLLAR TREE LEES SUMMIT MO” instead of just the store address?

Card networks commonly format descriptors with the merchant name followed by the city and state of the store. “DOLLAR TREE LEES SUMMIT MO” simply identifies the Dollar Tree location in Lee’s Summit, Missouri where your card was used.

How can I contact Dollar Tree about a billing or charge issue?

You can first contact the specific store listed in the descriptor, using the phone number found via the store locator at dollartree.com. For broader billing or customer service concerns, use the “Contact Us” section on dollartree.com or call Dollar Tree’s corporate customer service number listed there.

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