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“Theres certain things I'll ONLY buy at Dollarama. You just have to watch because not everything is a good deal. Some things aren't great quality either but as long as you're a smart shopper you can get some great deals. Don't kid yourself though, you're not leaving without spending a MINIMUM of $50. They get some decent shampoo and make up there but brands are completely inconsistent with that kind of stuff. Brownies, sponges, zip locs, chocolate bars, pop, cheesies, plant seeds and bulbs, scissors, socks, mops and brooms are all good deals. But the cereal boxes are smaller. Cleaning products aren't the best prices either compared to sale prices in regular stores. They get some decent named tools in there, phone charging cords and accessories. I don't like that things jumped a whole dollar, I know everything is more expensive now but that's still a large hike. Once in a while you find some really quality brand name things that come through. It's a good variety and I like that they've always got some new items coming in. I REALLY MISS the Warhead freezees though :(”
“Amazing customer service. Great prices. I bought two lawnmowers recently. A few parts missing. Within a couple of days I was offered a full refund or the parts. Loved the lawnmower so picked up parys the next day.”
“Its very nice in the store! Its close to my neighborhood and I don’t have to run to Tops (and pay more) for one thing. The employees I have encountered have been nice and helpful.”
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“CLEANEST DG AROUND! I save (and spend) so much $$$ here. Manager knows every square inch of that store, and what product is there, and the shelves are actually stocked!! I get compliments on ALL my $5 bargain dresses. all of them, and cute summer shoes too.. i use dg brand as often as possible for the savings.. especially kids medicine, storage needs, cleaning supplies and all the other ridiculously overpriced things we 'need'.”