Discount Stores near Gresham, SC

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  1. 6805 Charter Oaks Dr Rd, Gresham SC 29546

    2.3 Poor 30 reviews

    “Very friendly girls on duty. Patient and kind.I bought 92 valentine items and they talked and conversated during the whole transaction. DG needs more ppl like them!”

  2. 1823 Old River Rd, Johnsonville SC 29555

    4.3 Superb 29 reviews

    “The workers are nice customer service is good need to work on registers cannot see the price on a cashier's registers stores clean beautiful setup friendly workers everything nice and neat and organized we'll come back again bathroom is clean”

  3. 202 E Broadway St, Johnsonville SC 29555

    3.9 Good 56 reviews

    “This place is in need of a major overhaul. It's one of the most disorganized stores around here. The Johnsonville Dollar General needs to pick up the pace and get back to how it once was which was a whole lot better than it is now. It hàd improved a tiny bit over the past month but it has a long way to go to get where it use to be. Come on you guys, I know y'all can dó better. Stop looking at it as just a pay check and take some pride in what you do. Much Love To Y'all and Merry Christmas to All.”

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