Discount Stores in Marysville, CA

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  1. 5979 Lindhurst Avenue, Marysville CA 95901

    3.9 Good 98 reviews

    “This lil store is like my lil families go to. They have a few good employees but the one that stands out the most to me for her efficiency to multitask between stocking and cashiering is Martha. Also, she always goes out of her way to help customers find what they need.”

  2. 1409 B Street, Marysville CA 95901

    3.8 Good 94 reviews

    “This is one of the nicest Dollar Trees I have ever visited. The manager is so amazing and helpful. We had a, special request we needed her help with and she was so great to help. My nephew has worked there for a couple of months also and he thinks she is one of his best bosses ever.”

  3. 921 B Street, Marysville CA 95901

    2.9 Average 132 reviews

    “I love this store! Well, I actually just love the employees. I went today tans when I went to swipe my card, it wouldn’t work. It asked for me to enter the number. I could not read it. Elizabeth was so nice! She said “I’ve got you!” , she punched in the numbers. She went above and beyond! There’s also an amazing girl that works there with long brown hair, wears it in a ponytail, can’t remember her name, but she’s also so sweet! Employees rock here! The store itself… well we all know they need to stop putting stock in the aisles!”

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