Discount Stores near Jay, ME

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  1. 49 Jay Plaza Lane, Jay ME 04239

    3.8 Good 38 reviews

    “Love the Dollar Tree. Everything is affordable and there is a bit of everything, from bath to playtime. There's even tools and crafts. I find something new every time I shop there. The best part it always $1.”

  2. 409 US-2 E, Wilton ME 04294

    3.6 Good 63 reviews

    “This dollar general is large, with a nice selection. I'm often surprised by something I didn't know I needed when I take the time to look around. Friendly staff, all the ladies I've met working there have been cheery, kind and helpful.”

  3. 82 Main St, Livermore Falls ME 04254

    3.5 Good 68 reviews

    “The Dollar General down the street from me is honestly a really great store. The people there are super friendly, and they always let us know about any deals going on. Overall, it’s a really good place to shop — the only downside is that the lines can get a little long sometimes.”

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  5. 1504 Federal Rd, Livermore ME 04253

    3.4 Good 53 reviews

    “The staff here is amazing I go in early morning and they are very welcoming and help me find anything I need and I must say I've been in a few dollar generals this one by far is way more organized and clean then some of the others I've seen this staff deserves something good to happen to them awesome people!! See y'all soon”

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