Discount Stores in Wills Point, TX

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  1. 30415 State Hwy 64, Wills Point TX 75169

    4.5 Superb 39 reviews

    “Located a short 30 second drive or walk from Interstate 20 ( Convenient for the truckers at Dukes )as well as RV campers , you'll find a little bit of everything you need at the Dollar General . We'll stocked and exceptionally clean inside and out . The employees and managers are always friendly and helpful . They offer a variety of bill pay service and top up for cards . Check out is always quick even when the line gets a little backed up . Its not often you find a place to shop that a person working there will go above and beyond to greet and offer a helping hand , theres a fellow here that will , John , he's been here a long time and always has a smile . That's him in the picture . To Dollar General , consider making him your model standard of excellence !”

  2. 1501 W South Commerce St, Wills Point TX 75169

    3.3 Good 73 reviews

    “Nick is the most nicest person I legit have ever met.? God bless him for being so kind. You never know what a person’s going through. I will be shopping more at this store from now on!?”

  3. 11478 FM 751, Wills Point TX 75169

    3 Average 88 reviews

    “Seems as though Dollar general is really having issues with keeping the store with employees and I think that this location is needing an extra representative for working with the stocking and the customer service. It is really amazing that you have a store with sales at a high in the area. I'm sure that this location has a lot of loss prevention and I think with the right management and mindset of being the Best person to represent the store. That this location would be even more comfortable with shopping and then having stock out and cleaning the store ?. I really hope that dollar general will test it out and get data and then the Loss prevention going down.”

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