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  1. Dollar General - 1800 NC-5

    1800 NC-5, Aberdeen NC 28315

    4.2 Good 77 reviews

    “I go to this location often and AJ and Elizabeth are consistently overly helpful and friendly. I just cant say enough about them. Thank you for hiring great staff members. It makes a huge difference.”

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  2. Big Lots - 1371 N Sandhills Blvd

    1371 N Sandhills Blvd, Aberdeen NC 28315

    4.1 Good 112 reviews

    “I bought a recliner from the Aberdeen Big Lots and I cannot say enough good things about their employees. All of the gentlemen that assisted me with the purchase and loading were professional, polite and helpful. I did have to bring back the first recliner the next day (which was thru no fault of their employees), but Ryan, as well as a manager I never got the name of, made the exchange painless and quick. They were both great! Also, folks need to know that Big Lots is a great place to get namebrand furniture at discounted prices. Great experience. 👍🏻”

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  3. Dollar General - 1369 N Sandhills Blvd

    1369 N Sandhills Blvd, Aberdeen NC 28315

    4 Good 66 reviews

    “It's your typical Dollar General; however, as others have said this location appears to be better managed: it is more organized and continuously stocked than many locations.”

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  5. Dollar Tree - 11230 US 15-501 Highway

    11230 US 15-501 Highway, Aberdeen NC 28315

    3.9 Good 20 reviews

    “Drea was incredibly kind and not only helped us with a huge request but while helping us, she never missed greeting a customer or also helping them out as well. She and Chloe helped us pack a ton of glassware and offered assistance out to our car. Such a lovely experience- thank you!”

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