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  1. Dollar General - 1112 Bear Creek Blvd

    1112 Bear Creek Blvd, Hampton GA 30228

    3.8 Good 90 reviews

    “I love all of the Dollar General's. My problem with them though is #1 ailes are too small #2 always being out of things #3 they need to have a better set up though because if you're like me I don't want to buy food that's been exposed to laundry detergent, it just needs a new setup is all”

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  2. Natlee's and CO - 11337 Tara Boulevard

    11337 Tara Boulevard, Hampton GA 30228

    5 Superb 4 reviews

    “Had a great shopping experience at Natlee’s & Co. I was very indecisive in what to get because there were so many selections to choose from. I ended up purchase some nice lingerie and a waist trainer. Will definitely be back!”

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  3. Dollar General - 2309 Jonesboro Road

    2309 Jonesboro Road, Hampton GA 30228

    3.4 Good 47 reviews

    “Like most dollar Generals this one was short staffed, only had one cashier and I was 1 of six in line, no self check out available. Many of the shelves were empty.”

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  5. Five Below - 11191 Tara Blvd

    11191 Tara Blvd, Hampton GA 30228

    3.2 Average 42 reviews

    “Love this store. Always only has one cashier. Usually can't use self check out. Always a line. No real customer service. I cant ever tell who actually works there.”

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  6. Dollar General - 4201 N Expressway

    4201 N Expressway, Hampton GA 30228

    3.1 Average 39 reviews

    “Absolutely love Quinn, she is so friendly every single time I come in there. Today she helped me with getting a cooler down from the very top shelf. She is always so polite. She creates a very welcoming atmosphere. I'm have seen her handle the store when it's very busy and she gets everyone out very quickly.”

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  7. Dollar General - 11519 Hastings Bridge Rd

    11519 Hastings Bridge Rd, Hampton GA 30228

    3.1 Average 93 reviews

    “I shop at dollar general bc of the coupons you get in the app and you can get some very good prices, when you buy what's on sale with the coupons added! But the last 3 visits to the dollar general on jodeco Road, I have not received credit for my coupons for my fabric softener and tide pods. So I don't know what's up with that. The employees say they can't do anything about the coupon not being deducted, even though they can clearly see my coupons in the app and see they are valid! They don't control the coupons and are unable to give credit for them, when they don't come off your total. So what's the point of having the coupons if you are unable to use them? And who has the pleasure of correcting your purchase, if it isn't one of the dollar general employees? They are the only ones in the store, so go figure! I attempted to buy my fabric softener 3 times this past week, without getting credit for my coupon! So 3 times I returned my purchase! Someone needs to fix this problem!”

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