Discount Stores in Rockland, ME

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  1. 265 Camden St, Rockland ME 04841

    4.4 Superb 103 reviews

    “Needed to get my 2 cars inspected. Shock on the cost of repairs needed . One car was 9 years one 19 But their prices were very fair . Just to satisfy my curiosity I ck around and was shock on the estimate quoted.”

  2. 265 Camden St #3, Rockland ME 04841

    3.9 Good 42 reviews

    “Great selection of goods of plastic ware for storage !! I I love the under the bed totes and I can't get enough of any of their plastic ware !! I wish they carried more at a time but know that it is hit or miss . The Rockland store is the BEST for items and incredible people !! I wish they would keep the A , B , C , and D lock plastic containers and not replace them with the McCormick for these are so much more expensive and don't stay sealed as well . I love the plastics the way they are . Sometimes NEW is not the best so please keep the others with clear bottoms and blue tops for the rest of us folks . I would love to order say 10 pieces of each at a time and not the 24 because of my finances but I understand you have to do what you have to do . You folks have a fantastic store and I am forever greatful ! I do have to travel quite a ways and it is SO worth it but I wish you had a store say in my back yard !!! LOL. Or in Belfast area . Love you anyways and thank you kindly .”

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