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  1. Dollar General - 7319 NC-50

    7319 NC-50, Benson NC 27504

    4.5 Superb 51 reviews

    “Can't go wrong shopping at DG. Only negative there are always carts of merchandise on the floor to be put out and it gets a little annoying to maneuver around them.”

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  2. Dollar General - 702 S Wall St

    702 S Wall St, Benson NC 27504

    3.5 Good 73 reviews

    “Absolutely my favorite D.G.!! Out of all the local Dollar general stores in the area hands down the best staff! I would rather come here 10 times than visit Walmart once”

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  3. Dollar General - 12347 NC-210

    12347 NC-210, Benson NC 27504

    3.4 Good 77 reviews

    “I was just in there - when checking out the cashier had to deal with an extremely rude man. I wanted to say she handled it so well! I do not know her name but she needs something nice to happen to make up for the treatment she received! The man's card didnt work and as a rule she had to ask for his ID - he immediately starting dropping f bombs. Went out to his car and came back with a phone with a pic of his ID - that's still not acceptable- he got louder and then left the store still cussing and calling her every rude name in the book -left the parking lot still screaming and burning rubber - totally unacceptable! I've been that girl. I've been yelled at and put down in front of others because of this exact thing. The store has rules and she was following them- she didn't make the rule, but she would most likely get fired if she got caught breaking it. Being a cashier is one of the hardest jobs because they have to deal with people like that! I hope the manager will see this and buy that girl lunch!!! She sure didn't deserve to be treated like that.”

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  5. Family Dollar - 708 E Parrish Dr

    708 E Parrish Dr, Benson NC 27504

    3 Average 34 reviews

    “I would give it a 5 soley on the customer service. But it gets 4 stars due to numerous times of attempting to purchase items and products that have been expired or no longer in their system. That is concerning in of itself. Maybe if they allowed customers to still get the product it wouldn't be as bad lol.”

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