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  1. Dollar Tree - 730 Center Street

    730 Center Street, Auburn ME 04210

    3.6 Good 69 reviews

    “Love this place. Staff is always pleasant and helpful. Always reasonably priced goods: great variety of snacks, all sorts of housewares, canned/packaged food items, automotive items, special occasion cards, gift bags; health products...Thank you ? Dollar Tree.”

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  2. Ocean State Job Lot - 730 Center St

    730 Center St, Auburn ME 04210

    4 Good 8 reviews

    “I love ocean state job lots , awesome prices , well organized stores and helpful sales staff , do watch pricing when checking out as I’ve had some items ring up at different prices than what was marked, and it’s happened several times.”

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  3. Family Dollar - 850 Minot Avenue

    850 Minot Avenue, Auburn ME 04210

    3.6 Good 45 reviews

    “I saw employee Paige (who is always so cheerful and helpful) help a gentleman today load his phone card to his phone.....a really nice above and beyond gesture of really great customer service.”

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  5. Dollar General - 807 Minot Avenue

    807 Minot Avenue, Auburn ME 04210

    1.7 Poor 75 reviews

    “cashier was very nice and had some different things from other stores. definitely tired of Walmart so was good to find some different stuff. also I was able to get my sister's favorite coffee which she can't find anywhere in her town in Pennsylvania so gonna mail it to her for Xmas along w other stuff . she will be very happy!!! glad our dollar general had it in stock ?⛄ ?☕”

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