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  1. Dollar Tree - 4508 Old Monroe Road

    4508 Old Monroe Road, Indian Trail NC 28079

    4.3 Superb 103 reviews

    “Everything that I need & keeps me tidy & organized I get from the Dollar Tree. Candles, pot holders, place mats, suduko booklets, matches, gift bags, cards for every season, seasonal items & decors. Even candy. Lots of necessities. The employees are generally helpful & nice people. They also carry cute items for storage. I think you can manage to get basic items & more @ the Dollar Store. Im a fan. There are youtube channels that center around the Dollar Store items.”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 5850 West Hwy 74 Suite 121

    5850 West Hwy 74 Suite 121, Indian Trail NC 28079

    4.2 Good 88 reviews

    “Had what I needed but nothing is a dollar anymore as you all know, but in some cases things are $5, $10, $15 or more. Those should be sold at Family Dollar or other stores. This was not a combined store and I honestly don't mind paying $1.50 for an item. I just don't like to go to DOLLAR tree and pay what I could be paying at other stores. Other than that, they have a lot of things you can use for household products kids stuff snd pet stuff. Selection is good.”

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  3. Family Dollar - 7907 Idlewild Road

    7907 Idlewild Road, Indian Trail NC 28079

    3.4 Good 44 reviews

    “Great place to shop for a bargain and the staff are exceptionally helpful when needed!They go above and beyond which is very much appreciated in these in these times.”

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