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  1. Dollar General - 700 S Apple St

    700 S Apple St, Fayetteville OH 45118

    4.1 Good 62 reviews

    “Their staff will go above and beyond to help . I love going to D.G. Great customer service . Dollar General employees work very hard . Thanks Dollar General employees for going the extra mile at times when you could.”

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  2. Dollar General - 4180 OH-133

    4180 OH-133, Williamsburg OH 45176

    3.4 Good 92 reviews

    “Kind of mad today, picked something up from an end cap that was supposed to be 20% off..it was a LEGO item..rang up regular price. Cashier said it was because it said Lego City instead of whatever the sale sign said...well, there were all kinds of Lego City items on that shelf... why???If they are not on sale as well, do not put them with advertised items..now they just lost my business because they did something silly like that. I would much rather sell something as to lose a customer's business all together if I were them...I guess that's what I get for thinking ?”

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  3. Dollar General - 126 OH-28

    126 OH-28, Midland OH 45148

    3.4 Good 8 reviews

    “Brand new location with very friendly hard working staff; the store was brand new and looked clean and very well organized! It's great to see these new locations! Stocked well!”

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  5. Dollar General - 9079 OH-123

    9079 OH-123, Blanchester OH 45107

    3 Average 77 reviews

    “Every time I walk in there me and my daughter always get greeted by Ms Sharon or the general manager they are very sweet and kind there's just one lady her name is Tammy and she is very lack of work she don't stand up she always leans against the counter not very friendly always looks like a mad face she never moves from that spot she never helps the other employees to get things done that's very sad that the other employees has to work more harder than what she has to not very fair yeah I get it everybody needs a job everybody needs a break but this lady never moves from the front of the register and I think maybe something has to be done everybody quits there because of her not helping the other employees work as hard as they do if you ask me nobody should get pampered you work you work hard as the other people you need a break understand that but it's called teamwork”

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