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  1. Dollar Tree - 978 South E Broad Street

    978 South E Broad Street, Metter GA 30439

    4.2 Good 52 reviews

    “Visited the Metter, Ga Dollar Tree. It eas organized and clean. Was able to ealk down isles without having to dodge the buggies of items waiting to be put away. Enjoyed that!! Found a few items was looking for. And few items i wasnt looking for. Enjoyed my shopping and will be back.”

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  2. Family Dollar - 240 South E Broad Street

    240 South E Broad Street, Metter GA 30439

    3.4 Good 39 reviews

    “This has turned into one of my favorite places to go to in my new hometown of metter. I have probably decorated my whole new house with most of the stuff from there and I have really love the staff and how sweet they are. I think I might put a job application in just to get a discount on more stuff from my house LOL..”

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  3. Dollar General - 175 South Leroy Street

    175 South Leroy Street, Metter GA 30439

    2.9 Average 71 reviews

    “I'll be the first to say that this store was a total disaster area before Tiffany took over. I absolutely adore all the staff there and they are always busy stocking, helping customers, and just overall making this store what it used to be. This is my home away from home and I was very disappointed and wondered why they were even open. Now the new manager, tiff, is wonderful! Absolutely the best. Friendly. Fast. Super funny. I just can't say enough about her. And her crew, they're all amazing!!!!!!!!”

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