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  1. Ross Dress for Less - 8839 Greenback Lane

    8839 Greenback Lane, Orangevale CA 95662

    3.8 Good 101 reviews

    “Wow, I super love it here! My first time in and the cashier was incredible! She helped out and continued to be great of service. Love love love this store and definitely will be back. Great service, great store, and well kept!”

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  2. Walmart Supercenter - 8961 Greenback Lane

    8961 Greenback Lane, Orangevale CA 95662

    3.1 Average 283 reviews

    “Both Randy and Kim were ex EXT extremely helpful this morning. The clearance on one of the items didn't have the proper tags on it and then the other will the complicated mess that Randy took care of and Kim helped the other situation out.”

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  3. Walmart Money Center - 8961 Greenback Lane

    8961 Greenback Lane, Orangevale CA 95662

    2.2 Poor 16 reviews

    “This is the best Walmart in the Sacramento area! It has a great produce selection. and...I lost my iphone 14 while shopping. When I asked the man at the door if anyone found an iPhone, he was honest and kind and returned my phone! I appreciated it soo much! Please recognize him, as it occurred around 930 pm 1/26/24. Kae Selig”

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