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  1. Five Below - 110 Danada Square West

    110 Danada Square West, Wheaton IL 60189

    4.1 Good 54 reviews

    “I desperately needed to get balloons for a friend's birthday and was assisted by a lovely woman named Gail. She was extremely helpful, friendly, and patient with helping me. Not only did she put the helium in the balloons but she made a beautiful balloon bouquet that my friend truly loved.”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 278 E Geneva Rd

    278 E Geneva Rd, Wheaton IL 60187

    3.6 Good 89 reviews

    “Came in at the end of the night to get a birthday card. Naomi was the cashier, great young lady, great customer service! Very pleasant not rude or pushy. Will be back.”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 1790 South Blanchard Street

    1790 South Blanchard Street, Wheaton IL 60189

    3.4 Good 74 reviews

    “I always go in here i was looking in the area of the crafts there was a cart with boxes in the way I had carefully moved it a little to get something and some boxes fell off the cart they were almost empty and stacked up six high the guy comes around the corner and tells me if you needed something you could of asked. Shitty attitude like I was a kid”

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