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  1. Family Dollar - 188 Spring St

    188 Spring St, Dexter ME 04930

    4 Good 45 reviews

    “Store is great. Awesome deals on soda! The workers are super nice! Especially the older gentlemen! He is such a kind soul! They have my favorite sweet bbq popcorn chicken but it does fast cuz it’s awesome lol I highly recommend this store! Plus, it’s a dollar tree, what more do ya want? Only “negative” thing I can say it to pay attention to their sales cuz sometimes they are listed wrong. Like an ice cream deal today said 3/$6 buuuut it was on the 16 oz and was in front of the quarts. People make mistakes, it’s not the end of the world.”

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  2. Dollar General 24293 - 33 Spring Street

    33 Spring Street, Dexter ME 04930

    3.7 Good 15 reviews

    “I went to get propane and the girl at register. A couple weeks ago said none available. I went a week later same girl said none available. I called the next day they said yes we have some, so I went there and asked and again at the register and she none available. I said now wait a minute I just called and you said you did have some and said oh well then maybe they came I'll go check went out yep they're there they was there a week ago as they were today she just was too lazy to go get me one probably cuz the lock was heavy on her hands.”

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  3. Dollar General - 34 Newport Road

    34 Newport Road, Corinna ME 04928

    4.2 Good 34 reviews

    “Probably the friendliest Dollar General I have ever shopped . I have to say that this chain is not always friendly but this store is definitely an exception. I know that the clerks are tasked with both helping customers and stocking the shelves. This store seems to have found the proper equilibrium.”

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  5. Family Dollar - 10 Elm Street

    10 Elm Street, Guilford ME 04443

    3.3 Good 45 reviews

    “Just like every other Family Dollar, it's got stuff, some stuff is cheap or just cheaply made, other things are just as you'd find at a regular store, some thing are close to expiration, some was another stores overstock or out of business leftovers. I don't mind going here sometimes you save a few bucks and sometimes you get what you paid for. I've never had an issue at one of these stores. I will say I've been to a handful that are short staffed and stock is overflowing in the isles and get the feeling the Co sees there employees as a revolving door. That said, maybe it's just the ppl that are hired too. Eitherway I've never not had a good experience showing here, sometimes there's some cool things to buy.”

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