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Discount Stores in Big Spring, TX

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  1. Bargain Mart - 403 Runnels St

    403 Runnels St, Big Spring TX 79720

    4.1 Good 94 reviews

    “I delivered few pallets here, this store is good, they don’t have a dock but still unload fast, with pallet jack. Everyone here nice and polite, the store got good deals too”

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  2. Dollar General - 501 Birdwell Ln Ste 25

    501 Birdwell Ln Ste 25, Big Spring TX 79720

    3.8 Good 72 reviews

    “Very Convenient Place And Space. Neatly Arranged And Displayed. The Prices Have Yet To Let Me Down. Definitely An Oldie But Always Goodie! Definitely Would Recommend For Anyone Looking For Convenience And Good Pricing. ???”

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  3. Dollar General - 2305 Wasson Rd

    2305 Wasson Rd, Big Spring TX 79720

    3.7 Good 61 reviews

    “It is a really well stocked store, much larger than I expected it to be. It is a bit cluttered and not very organized, definitely needs a very good cleaning. But I can deal with a little bit of a mess as long as I find the items I need. And the cashier was nice which is a plus.”

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  5. Dollar Tree - 111 E Marcy Dr Ste 140

    111 E Marcy Dr Ste 140, Big Spring TX 79720

    3.4 Good 63 reviews

    “There was a time when everything was a dollar at Dollar Tree, but I guess inflation touches every business. Now the cheapest price is like a buck and a quarter...Dollar 25 Tree.”

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  6. Dollar General - 6919 N Service Rd

    6919 N Service Rd, Big Spring TX 79720

    3.2 Average 74 reviews

    “They usually have a lot of inventory on carts and seem to always be out of white bread. It is very convenient if you live close by and they do stay open a little later than most during the summer which is a plus. They seem to be training someone new everytime I go which keeps things interesting at least.”

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