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  1. Bargain Snatchers - 38 Hill Plaza

    38 Hill Plaza, Whiteville NC 28472

    4.5 Superb 26 reviews

    “I love this place! I try to come every month or at least every other month to stock up on snacks and canned foods and some other items. The employees are always nice here even when my kids are being a handful! ?”

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  2. Roses Discount Store - 1326 South Madison Street

    1326 South Madison Street, Whiteville NC 28472

    4.1 Good 52 reviews

    “I know it is not the highest quality material when I purchase something from them but I love the variety and I feel like I get more for my dollar at Roses. One of my favorite places to visit”

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  3. Dollar General - 303 Duval St

    303 Duval St, Whiteville NC 28472

    4.2 Good 67 reviews

    “Dollar General store is a good place to shop and i like Dollar General Mostly good price's the Dollar General store coupon app is Great and you can save a lot .”

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  5. Dollar General - 25 Dock Rd

    25 Dock Rd, Whiteville NC 28472

    3.4 Good 42 reviews

    “This is our go to place for everyday items when we forget at other places. They usually have what we need. I like going here. Less crowded and the staff are usually friendly.”

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  6. Family Dollar - 204 N JK Powell Blvd

    204 N JK Powell Blvd, Whiteville NC 28472

    3.6 Good 37 reviews

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  7. Dollar General - 77 7 Creeks Hwy

    77 7 Creeks Hwy, Whiteville NC 28472

    3.5 Good 8 reviews

    “These employees do it all, unload trucks, stock shelves and run the register. Sometimes in the evening there is only one employee working. They always have a smile and don't mind shooting the breeze.”

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