• Dollar Tree Raised Prices to $1.25!

    After 35 years of holding the price of $1, Dollar Tree has raised the price of the majority of its products to $1.25!

    Dollar Tree said that the slightly higher prices will give the them more flexibility to reintroduce many “customer favorites” that were previously discontinued because of the $1 price point and for them to introduce new products to its shelves.

    The company said the higher price point is a permanent move, and not the result of “short-term or transitory market conditions”. It was also announced that the $1.25 price point will be rolled out to more than 2,00 Dollar Tree stores.

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    1. 1

      It’s okay for raising don’t mind it. But also they should be raising the employees at least to $8.25 now that it’s getting raised everything.

    2. 0

      5 quarters by my house really don’t have anything good anyways

    3. -1

      I say good for them, people love dollar stores and 25 cents seems doable.

    4. -2

      wouldnt that make it the dollar twenty five tree? I mean it’s no longer a dollar right js

    5. -3

      I will rarely shop there now. Many items, were barely worth a dollar but it was easier. For that price, I will just buy those products at other stores. They are raising the prices but the lines are still long and stores under staffed.

    6. -4

      I go there for certain things because they are a dollar and the cheapest there. Obviously I wouldn’t go there if I could get it cheaper elsewhere. I do love their card selection and $1.25 for cards would still be a good deal, but that extra quarter will add up fast!

    7. -5

      I was like really????? 😒 Since everything else is going up and we’re getting smaller quantity products, it didn’t surprise me that they went up too! However, I am very disappointed. I’ll still shop there but probably not buy as much. After all, most of us are looking for good quality at a bargain price aren’t we? I’ll be more mindful of what I buy from there now. I’ve heard ppl say it’s a good thing and that we will have better quality now that it’s $1.25. I think time can only tell but I’m still not happy about it.

    8. -6

      the $1 price point was not a sustaining economic business model. They have not changed their price since opening in 1986. The average for business across the board is a raise of 5% an a annual basis. If they had done it that way, they would be almost $6. I understand that going from $1 to $1.25 was a big jump but in the bigger picture, they are still trying s
      to keep the price low and also allow products back that they previously had to discontinue, as well as cater to the customer looking for a low price.

      • -6.1

        It’s just like any company, greed. The business made over $10 billion and seems yearly to make about 25% more than the prior year, they pay their employees terribly, overwork them (in states without strict break laws they don’t give them any (I worked 14 hour days without a break for months) and they are grossly understaffed. Best case scenario they are prepping for the national minimum wage increase to cover that but I highly doubt it’s for customer favorites and whatever else they are claiming.

    9. -7

      I don’t like it! Gas and groceries have gone up and now this! I’m buying less now from there! Dollar tree did not have to raise it to $1.25. They need to change their name too bc it’s not Dollar anymore!

    10. -8

      Unfortunately, with all the robberies of the Dollar stores in my area, they had to do something. So sad how this World has become.

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