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  1. Dollar General - 480 Evans St

    480 Evans St, Homer GA 30547

    2.2 Poor 66 reviews

    “This store has undergone a complete restocking of sort and is under new management I do believe. When we first moved to Homer this store was always almost a safety hazard to be inside. The roll carts in the aisles were bad and the store would never have much on the shelves. In the last few weeks this store has made drastic improvements to all the above issues and is again like any of the other dozen locations within the area. The store noticed the problem and corrected it and for that deserves a second chance by anyone that's had a bad experience in the past.”

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  2. Dollar General - 45 B Wilson Rd

    45 B Wilson Rd, Commerce GA 30529

    4.6 Superb 69 reviews

    “The gentleman with the long dark hair is always so happy and pleasant. He's very helpful. I've been in customer service for 20+ years and he's amazing! He will put a smile on your face . My kids love him as well! We live close so we're there often. The only reason I have 4 is not his fault, inventory on some items are very low of any.”

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  3. DG Market - 3421 Gainesville Hwy

    3421 Gainesville Hwy, Alto GA 30510

    3.8 Good 65 reviews

    “Love Alto DG! Know it like the back of my hand. The employees are awesome. And they actually stock the shelves and don't leave big metal carts of inventory in the way blocking the isles.”

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  5. Dollar General - 105 Harmony Church Rd

    105 Harmony Church Rd, Baldwin GA 30511

    3.5 Good 54 reviews

    “Staff is friendly and helpful! I love this store because it’s close to my house and they usually have anything I need. Store is clean but I can tell the staff is doing the job of at least two people. They could use some help! I’m in there all the time. Cashier shouldn’t have to work all over the store! Let cashier do her job! Hire some stock boys!”

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  6. Dollar General - 6264 GA-52

    6264 GA-52, Gillsville GA 30543

    3.1 Average 62 reviews

    “I usually enjoy shopping at Dollar General. But the other day when I was shopping for a DoorDash customer at the Gillsville location, the cashier was very rude to me. I couldn't get a good signal on my phone and I was having trouble using the red card to pay for the item, which was one jug of tea. The female cashier had her daughter with her and was scolding her. Then she actually had the nerve to raise her voice to me, a customer. I tried to be nice, although I wanted to tell her off. This encounter has been bothering me ever since. I don't usually report things, but I feel this needs to be addressed. Aside from this very unpleasant experience, I think Dollar General is great and I enjoy shopping for good deals there.”

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  7. Dollar General - 25 Newton St

    25 Newton St, Maysville GA 30558

    3 Average 80 reviews

    “Scott and Amanda are the best! Great customer service. Scott is always friendly and helpful every time in in. I live near by so I'm in at least weekly. This location sometimes is out of stock of stuff, but it usually comes back in.”

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  8. Dollar General - 109 GA-59

    109 GA-59, Commerce GA 30530

    2.1 Poor 92 reviews

    “When I was in Dollar General, it seems they had the like of organization in the store. The end caps were crowed and it was hard to navigate around it they were out of a lot of items i needed,so needless to say I went else where. Need to work on this guy's, cause I'll be back to check on you soon”

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