Discount Stores in Jasper, GA

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  1. 55 Burnt Mountain Rd, Jasper GA 30143

    4.7 Superb 103 reviews

    “I visited this store for the first time. Everyone I interacted with was so kind, there’s a lot to look through and you can’t beat the prices on every day items anywhere else. I’m an hour away but will absolutely check this place out again!”

  2. 1101 Old Philadelphia Rd ste f, Jasper GA 30143

    3.9 Good 73 reviews

    “It's just a great store with fair prices, just unusual understand age. All Christmas decorations and really we're sleep anything you want you can find them”

  3. 2351 Cove Rd, Jasper GA 30143

    4.3 Superb 73 reviews

    “Dayna & Carla are great very pleasant and great to speak with. They understand customer service and do everything in their power to help. The other staff is great also. Thanks for always helping.”

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  5. 890 W Church St, Jasper GA 30143

    3.7 Good 60 reviews

    “Monday 05/30/22The employee (Zacharia) whom was working on this day deserves an exemplary review! He displayed professional courtesy and went above and beyond the call of duty. The Standard of Excellence displayed by him should be followed by all employees in every business across the nation. It is an ancient old tradition of singing praises and rewarding the hired help monetarily if they serve their employer well. A good old pat on the back doesn't bring home the bacon. Zacharia is worthy of a GOOD raise. On the ashes of my Father and Jesus Christ himself,....I do not know Zacharia nor was I paid to post this message of truth to the masses.Sincerely yours,.... Paul Dean⚔️????⚔️”

  6. 115 Interstate S Dr, Jasper GA 30143

    3.2 Average 65 reviews

    “Great customer service! Dollar General employees tend to just hide and not care, but not here! I was asked how I was, if I needed any help, ect. Very happy with the service here!”

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