Discount Stores in Marshall, TX

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  1. 1300 East Pinecrest Drive Ste 202, Marshall TX 75670

    4.3 Superb 193 reviews

    “Extremely courteous staff, and a reasonably well organized store. I was given a discount, and was assisted in finding the batteries I needed. They seemed to go above and beyond for costumer service, and I was very impressed. Obviously the prices are great as well.”

  2. 1201 E End Blvd N, Marshall TX 75670

    4.5 Superb 67 reviews

    “This Dollar tree is in Atlanta. They have always been great. They have a wide variety of craft supplies and sewing supplies. Totes for storage. I use in my sewing room. Great quality. Stella works there and she's awesome.”

  3. 603 W Grand Ave, Marshall TX 75670

    4.1 Good 32 reviews

    “Old picture with water refill machine at $0.25 per gallon ... I figured price was old, reason I went but machine is gone. They do sell pure life in gallon.”

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  5. Dollar General, 1506 W Grand Ave, Marshall TX 75670

    3.7 Good 74 reviews

    “They have a lot of Christmas stuff. The clerk was so nice and informed me about the sales. The clerk said that the toys were on sale today and to check back for weekly sales. Great customer service. A lot of merchandise.”

  6. 624 E End Blvd S, Marshall TX 75670

    3.6 Good 78 reviews

    “Regina is the best customer service representative in north east Texas. She greets and thanks every customer. She is always on the move helping customers. She is such a hard worker and always has a smile. Regina makes me feel like a valued customer every visit. Thanks Regina for all you do.”

  7. 9646 US-59, Marshall TX 75670

    2.3 Poor 6 reviews

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