So the $40 off online order is a coupon that gets mailed?
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i did this offer. Got both the 40$ card and coupon in 8 days.
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The $40 Costco Gift Card will be Mailed to you within 4-6 weeks.
You can enroll in auto-renewal at the same time you complete your online redemption if your state requires you pay sales tax. Tax will be listed under Order Summary on the membership checkout page.
If Tax is listed as $0.00 in your Order Summary, you will need to enroll in auto-renewal after redeeming your membership. You may do so under the Membership Details section on your Costco confirmation page or from your Costco Account Details page.
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During checkout on the Costco Page, after adding "Costco Shop Card" my auto renewal option went away before clicking Buy Membership.
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I had to go into my member details afterwards, and Add my Visa for Auto Renewal. Will I still receive the incentives? |
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Sure you will! As long as you've signed up using a Visa card and the auto-renewal is activated on your account, the incentives will be mailed to you with no inconveniences. If you want to verify this you can get in touch with Costco at https://customerservice
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edit: Groupon has confirmed in this thread that both the $40 off $250 online code and the $40 Shop Card expire at the end of January.
Also, the Groupon offer itself is available until August 31st.
Remember to sign up at BEGINNING of the month as membership always expires at end of month, 13 for 12.
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no coupon for this offer but i can see 10% cashback.
Will buying a $300 Costco Shop Card online qualify to save $40 off?
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I don't shop there often, as my membership lapsed... but family goes there for gifts sometimes. We also like their muffins, cinnamon sugar butter bread, premade meals... I know a number of people that like their cheap foodcourt for outings, but that's not really a selling point during this pandemic, since it's somewhat not as open, and people aren't going out as much. Costco also has given out food samples, like Sam's Club, but I don't know if that's going on during the pandemic either.
Honestly, if you really shop deals, cook stuff yourself, and if you have ethnic markets near you, you might just overall save money by skipping it entirely. For example, there's some mexican supermarkets near me that often have crazy deals on strawberries (like $1 a package), other veggies, etc.... while Costco, in my opinion, is on the pricier side for produce and all that. It might be more "organic" type options, which always cost more & seem to have produce that is more aesthetically pleasing...
A lot of what Costco has seems somewhat higher end. I've heard they require manufacturers that make their Kirkland products to make the product actually better than their normal one to sell it at Costco. (Turns out to be a rumor, true or not - this link refers to what I'm talking about: https://napkinmath.substack.com/p...annibalize [substack.com] ). Also, a lot of people really like Costco for their warranty. It's less than it used to be, partly because a few people took advantage of it... but they tend to have better return policies than many other places.
I think Costco really caters to moms who just want to buy everything at one store. It has a lot. It's just that you would probably save money if you took more time to shop around deals elsewhere. They do have markdowns on some products now and then, which aren't always bad.
Here's a deal site for Costco specifically: https://costco97.com/
Also, I think this is like the "ad" for Costco - https://www.costco.com/daily-deals.html
You could also do a search on SD for Costco related deals to see what people say. I think sometimes for laptops, people have mentioned extended warranties, maybe with a certain credit card... but always check the fine print before assuming things
Costco has basically the same product selection as Sam's, although some of their Kirkland stuff is better. The main reason I keep my Costco membership is because I do a lot of car rentals for my job. I dare you to find a better car rental price than the Costco one. I do day rentals and it saves me $10-15 each time. Plus, the Costco Auto Buying program is useful. I saved $2000 when I got my Rav4 a couple years ago just by having Costco. Most people ignore the travel perks, but those two are great.
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