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  1. Family Dollar - 308 West 5th Street

    308 West 5th Street, Holtville CA 92250

    4.9 Superb 42 reviews

    “Good selection of products, unfortunately starting with the Store manager she is rude, unproffesional and moda, she also doesn’t take positive feedback well! And when the head of the location is that way is going to be ferlected on the employees, no one greets you at the door. I always want to pay with apple pay and god is a nightmare because apparently not all their registers work with Apple pay and if you dare to pay with apple pay they literally tell you NO we don’t take that! Really??? So i dont know why their DM Douglas that he also clearly don’t know what customer service and how it works because when you in multiple occasions request the DM to call you either Don’t tell him whats going on or he pretends that they didn’t. But again if you are just looking to buy products on your own its a great place I wish they had self registers that way you don’t have to deal with such a rude people”

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  2. Dollar General - 402 W 5th St

    402 W 5th St, Holtville CA 92250

    4.6 Superb 28 reviews

    “Standard area with standard service Edit 2 months later: It’s always fresh and cool here. Sometimes I have a line in front of me as my fellow locals load their carts. I have never been disrespected by the staff. I have never received any judgement from the staff. I have never seen, heard, or experienced anything negative from them. You need a key from the CASHIER for the bathroom.”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 2340 Imperial Ave #1

    2340 Imperial Ave #1, Calexico CA 92231

    4.4 Superb 63 reviews

    “Everything nice & neat and easy to find on shelves. A lot of good finds. Always end up buying more than I plan to. Friendly courteous personel. That's what keeps me coming back week after week”

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