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  1. Ollie's Bargain Outlet - 687 Main St

    687 Main St, Thomson GA 30824

    4.4 Superb 47 reviews

    “We love Ollies. We always find great bargains. Thompson store was very organized. Last time we went to Statesboro store it looked like a bomb had gone off. Was very disappoint in that.”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 2214 Harrison Road Southeast

    2214 Harrison Road Southeast, Thomson GA 30824

    3.4 Good 75 reviews

    “I'm not sure if they are understaffed or just don't have room to stock everything that comes in. Everytime I've gone there are boxes and boxes of merchandise needing to be put on shelves. It's a bit of a maze at times to venture through the aisles.”

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  3. Dollar General - 644 Main Street

    644 Main Street, Thomson GA 30824

    2.9 Average 80 reviews

    “Today was a good day to go in at this particular time. The older lady that normally be there, is grumpy and mean and get very upset if you have a 100 dollar bill when you pay for your items totaling between 10-20 dollars. I hate going in the store when she's there. And she get real snappy when you are loading cash on your cash app as well.”

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  5. Dollar General - 300 East Hill Street

    300 East Hill Street, Thomson GA 30824

    2.5 Average 76 reviews

    “Was in town yesterday seeing a patient and stopped in here and the service was AMAZING!!! The district manager Amber was there for inventory and was great with the staff and customers!!! ! Feel bad I didn’t get the cashiers name but he was super kind and helpful!!! I would totally come to this store from Augusta anytime I need to go to DG!!!”

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