Discount Stores near Fremont, WI

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  1. E7512 Grey Goose Trail, Fremont WI 54940

    4.6 Superb 29 reviews

    “I travel throughout the U.S. and I have never seen a Dollar General as well stocked as this location! Awesome to be able to get what I need and not find the shelves half empty.”

  2. 801 North Shawano Street, New London WI 54961

    4 Good 57 reviews

    “Adam went above and beyond finding an item for me at the New London WI store. He called me like he said he would if they had the item. Adam is a great asset to Dollar General and should be valued by this company!!”

  3. N4260 WI-49, Poy Sippi WI 54967

    3.4 Good 31 reviews

    “Dollar General, is well, Dollar General. Its the convenience store that is a step above a convenience store. I have reviewed this location in the past. Reviews that have been both good and not so good. Dollar General like Walmart, switches the store up on you. Right now things are ok. I have also learned a big thing as it relates to Dollar General. If you ever get the chance to go to Poy Sippi WI. Or find yoursel passing through, check out that Dollar General! It will totally twist you up! I did not know this but aparently Dollar General adapts to the location its in, and the difference in competition at and perhaps 15 or 20 miles out from that location. Well, Poy Sippi, WI is like going to Mars! Seriously! Dollar General's policy that all stores be set up the same, so they are similar and familiar to the customer regardless of what Dollar General the customer visits. Well, when Dollar General sets up on Mars, where there is no immediate compettition, they have to be everything to everyone in the immediate area, the location just exists on the map! A tiny hiccup of a dot, as if to say. There is intelligent life here, AND DOLLAR GENERAL! That is a Dollar General worth a visit, a ten star store, just because of its location! Trust me!”

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