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  1. 1001 Bargains - 1776 N State Hwy 78

    1776 N State Hwy 78, Wylie TX 75098

    4.8 Superb 144 reviews

    “Came for the squishies, which were all high quality, and stayed for the deals. You can find many oddball items here way cheaper than their online price. I got a nice garden shovel, retails for $33 online for $12. Good place to stock up on cheap phone chargers too instead of paying Walmart's extortionist prices for them. Staff was welcoming and kind. I'll be sure to be back and check out any new stock they get.”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 2031 S State Hwy 78

    2031 S State Hwy 78, Wylie TX 75098

    4.4 Superb 112 reviews

    “I’ve been in here several times over the past few months, and I always leave satisfied. The store is always clean and stocked, very organized. The managers are very helpful, patient and have top tier customer service. Huge shoutout to Jarryiah and John!!!”

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  3. Five Below - 3420 FM 544 #700

    3420 FM 544 #700, Wylie TX 75098

    4.2 Good 156 reviews

    “Juju the manager is the best. I had 10 Separate purchases that I needed to do and she was so patient and willing to take care of all my needs rather than going to the Line a few times! Thank you so much for your patience. It’s greatly appreciate. Excellent customer service🙌❣”

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  5. Dollar Tree - 3340 FM 544 Ste 810

    3340 FM 544 Ste 810, Wylie TX 75098

    3.8 Good 112 reviews

    “They have at least 3 different items I will routinely purchase; one item is lime juice. Store is clean. Suggest you know your prices because some items may not be a deal.”

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