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  1. Dollar Tree - 2800 IN-135 Ste 150

    2800 IN-135 Ste 150, Greenwood IN 46143

    3.8 Good 87 reviews

    “I had the best Customer Service experience from Kayla today at Dollar Tree Store #10925! I was kind of in a hurry and Kayla stopped her task of stocking to help me. Not just with one item, but asked if there was anything else she could assist with! Then proceeded to check us out at the register! I had to give her a hug! What a refreshing blessing she is!”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 997 East County Line Road Unit Z

    997 East County Line Road Unit Z, Greenwood IN 46143

    3.8 Good 63 reviews

    “Dollar Tree is always a good place to go. They do their best to keep stocked up & for the price you really cant complain. Sometimes you get a rude employee but depends on which store you go to.”

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  3. Dollar General - 1000 North Madison Avenue

    1000 North Madison Avenue, Greenwood IN 46142

    3.3 Good 54 reviews

    “I received exceptional service from Jalayla. She went above and beyond to assist me. I was having a few issues with your app in your store trying to get a coupon and she was able to assist me with ease. Thank you again”

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  5. Dollar Tree - 707 South Madison Avenue Ste L

    707 South Madison Avenue Ste L, Greenwood IN 46143

    3.1 Average 88 reviews

    “One day. I had to poopy super bad & i walked into this store & the manager rebecca held my hand & walked me to the potty with poopy pants & helped me use da potty & got me all cleaned up, 5 stars , also i have down syndrone.”

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