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  1. Dollar General - 29 Main Street

    29 Main Street, Cairo NY 12413

    3.4 Good 65 reviews

    “Today oi was short 25cents Ona box of vanilla cookies so the guy behind me paid for the box 3.26. I gave my venmo card they too 2.71 from it and 3$ from that man behind me so total 7.71 for a boxof cookies that only cost 3.71. Rip off”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 340 West Bridge Street

    340 West Bridge Street, Catskill NY 12414

    3.5 Good 60 reviews

    “Recently bought a bunch stuff for Christmas, I couldn't believe the prices went up so much some of the items seem were not good like they were it's called shrink flation,not right at all,some of their items are just not that good anymore ,some taste bad but you get what you get for what they charge,be very careful when shopping here ,they have many items now that are not $1.25 anymore and u don't found out until you check out because the items are not priced on the shelf.buyer beware.”

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  3. Dollar General - 729 NY-32A

    729 NY-32A, Palenville NY 12463

    3.4 Good 58 reviews

    “Decent prices, fully stocked store with all your needs. Bug spray, air freshener, energy drinks, candles, snacks (chips and candy), tooth brush, mouth wash. House hold cleaning products, and gardening as well. The prices here are very reasonable. They have toy for smaller children, board games, and art supplies. Fairly located and a got spot to drop in. Store has own parking lot.”

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  5. Dollar General - 4 Country Estates Rd

    4 Country Estates Rd, Greenville NY 12083

    3 Average 59 reviews

    “If I had to rate all dollar general stores, I'd go with 2-3 stars but the Greenville store is an exception. The manager there works so hard and does as much as she can, I've never seen carts full of things that need to be put away at this store like I do at almost every other dollar general. The workers are nice and most of them work really hard, there's a few people that come and go but the ones that have been there for a while really are good workers. I just think that the company itself needs work, they need to pay better wages to their workers or stop over charging people for items since they are supposed to be cheaper than other places.”

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