Discount Stores near Crumpler, NC

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  1. 3826 NC-16, Crumpler NC 28617

    4.4 Superb 5 reviews

    “I made a mistake, and I am admitting it ., This store is very busy and only one employee working on a busy day before thanksgiving., I said they wouldn’t answer the phone but who can when they are busy doing everything. The girl working isn’t slack, like I said she is over worked., Give her some help DG head quarters she is way to busy to answer the phone, and I found the missing item in my car under the seat., Sorry for the previous bad review”

  2. 1325 U.S. Hwy 221 N, Jefferson NC 28640

    4.4 Superb 68 reviews

    “All five stars go to Gordy. Most friendly person you’ll ever meet. I love Gordy like my own family. Always positive. Always kind and friendly and never failed to ask me How my day is. Somebody give this guy A promotion.”

  3. 5083 NC-88 W, Warrensville NC 28693

    4.2 Good 72 reviews

    “I usually ways find what came for and probably mist times end up getting something extra as well because of their good buys in a variety of different products. I'm little disappointed I with their recent early closings due to lack of available workers . However this is a matter that the dollar general brand has no influence or control over so it's just one of those ,"dang , maaaan." moments. And understandable. Thanks for keeping up with your promise for lower prices and good products. friendly staff is a good bonus also.”

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  5. 676 S Main St, Jefferson NC 28640

    3.8 Good 4 reviews

  6. 31 Beaver Creek School Rd, West Jefferson NC 28694

    3.4 Good 63 reviews

    “Great general store with everything you need: beer, plates, smokes, household items, etc. Very friendly and helpful staff! Easiest provisions run I've made in years!”

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