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expiredEragorn | Staff posted Jan 20, 2022 8:58 PM
Costco Online Savings (Jan 24 - Feb 22, 2022)
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The "Online Savings" mailer has just been sent out. I know this isn't the in-club mailer so apologies if that disappoints anyone (that should be arriving soon I assume). Images are attached but you can also find them at the Imgur link below.
Imgur Link - https://imgur.com/a/TPKxEEb
Costco Link (not updated until 24th) - https://www.costco.com/mailers.html
Imgur Link - https://imgur.com/a/TPKxEEb
Costco Link (not updated until 24th) - https://www.costco.com/mailers.html
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The "Online Savings" mailer has just been sent out. I know this isn't the in-club mailer so apologies if that disappoints anyone (that should be arriving soon I assume). Images are attached but you can also find them at the Imgur link below.
Imgur Link - https://imgur.com/a/TPKxEEb
Costco Link (not updated until 24th) - https://www.costco.com/mailers.html
Imgur Link - https://imgur.com/a/TPKxEEb
Costco Link (not updated until 24th) - https://www.costco.com/mailers.html
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For the kids vitamins, be careful - not that they are bad from a health perspective, but if you're looking at the cost per "serving", SmartyPants require 3 gummies, not 1 like most toddler gummy vitamins. For their kids gummies, it's 4 per serving whereas most others are just 2.
Other than semi-local places, chances are any delivery and/or setup you get is a 3rd party. Lowes/HD don't do any of their own delivery or work (e.g. floors, appliance setup etc) - it's all 3rd party. The only places that will have this are those that deal exclusively and locally - around here we have Raymour & Flanigan and Bob's Discount furniture - both pretty big chains so it makes sense for them to in-house logistics. For the big box stores it simply doesn't make sense for the liability and hassle to bring it entirely in house.
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I just spent 250 dollars on feit' led's few days go, good thing I havnt opened them, prob going to return them and just rebuy with the savings so I dont have to price adjust at customer service
costco shoppers seem to be smarter than average person imo, and their carts are always loaded with a thousand bucks in stuff, which to me shows they aren't hurting for money. I am pretty much only person I know in my circle who shops at costco and Sams. they prefer walmart/meijer etc. meh. id rather pay more and get more.
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I just spent 250 dollars on feit' led's few days go, good thing I havnt opened them, prob going to return them and just rebuy with the savings so I dont have to price adjust at customer service
costco shoppers seem to be smarter than average person imo, and their carts are always loaded with a thousand bucks in stuff, which to me shows they aren't hurting for money. I am pretty much only person I know in my circle who shops at costco and Sams. they prefer walmart/meijer etc. meh. id rather pay more and get more.
Numerator [businessinsider.com]found that Costco's typical shopper in the US is an Asian American woman between 35 and 44 years old who is married and living in a city in the Pacific Northwest. (Costco was founded in Seattle and is based in Washington.)
She typically has a four-year degree or higher level of education and earns more than $125,000 a year.
The typical customer visits Costco on a weekend day every two to three weeks — about 23 trips per year — and picks up nine products for a total cost of about $114 a trip. The company stocks only 4,000 products (stock-keeping units, or SKUs), compared with 30,000 at many other retailers.
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