Discount Stores near Slinger, WI

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  1. 1026 East Commerce Boulevard, Slinger WI 53086

    3.7 Good 41 reviews

    “Good store, but would you put a damn bell at the counter already?? Everytime I go there, no cashier at the check out. A bell or call button should be available so customers don't have to wander around looking for someone.”

  2. 1690 S Main St, West Bend WI 53095

    4 Good 97 reviews

    “Krissy the manager is very helpful! Store is clean and inviting! Young lady at the register with all the pins is always smiling and has great customer service skills! Will be back!”

  3. 1120 East Washington Street, West Bend WI 53095

    4 Good 78 reviews

    “I dropped off a Fedex package there and the store manager assisted me. He was extremely nice and very helpful. Much better experience than dropping off at walgreens or fedex store.”

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  5. 1410 South Main Street, West Bend WI 53095

    3.8 Good 67 reviews

    “Kristin was amazing and helped me find what I was looking for and did it happily. She was very helpful and kind. She gave me the best service I’ve ever had at a Dollar Tree!”

  6. 1760 S Main St, West Bend WI 53095

    3.4 Good 76 reviews

    “Wowzerz! Greeted sooooooo friendly by the am open gals and even asked did I need help finding anything that never happens here this place has definitely cleaned up their act everything is well stocked and clean normally here stuff is thrown everywhere and no clear price in sight with no employees in sight not this trip I was greeted helped even thanked for stopping in way 2 go West Bend!!!!! I will definitely be back now that my local store has closed down”

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