Discount Stores in Douglas, WY

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  1. 817 South 4th Street, Douglas WY 82633

    3.9 Good 52 reviews

    “I love shopping at the Family Dollar chain stores, with the great bargains and the nice selection of merchandise you will find in their stores. My visit to this store was certainly a noteworthy visit as I could not have asked for such exemplary service from the outstanding employees that work here. I stopped into this store after 9 o'clock just before they closed at 10 pm and found this store very clean and organized and found everything that I wanted to purchase without any issues. The store employees were very kind and welcoming from the moment I entered the store up until I checked out with the clerks asking if I found everything okay and displaying outstanding customer service. I have to extend a Big thank you to Jennifer who was the assistant manager, and the cashier that made my visit to this store a noteworthy visit for me as she held the door open for me to allow me to exit with the shopping cart of what I purchased and then instructed the friendly helpful cashier who cashiered and bagged my items to give me a ride back to the hotel where I was staying due to the severe thunderstorm storm with lightening that was starting to develop as I told her I walked to the store. The kind and caring actions displayed to me by these employees will never be forgotten and I'm grateful for the help they extended towards me as a customer of their store. Thank you so much for your wonderful help and kindness you have given me!!!”

  2. 1105 E Richards St, Douglas WY 82633

    3 Average 11 reviews

    “Racheal has the best customer service in all of Douglas!!! Keep her, she really is a great asset to the store! She always goes above and beyond to be friendly and helpful to everyone, every time! I will keep coming back as long as she is there! ☆☆☆☆☆”

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