Costco Wholesale is offering their
Same Day Costco Delivery Service and offering
$50 Off $150 Minimum Merchandise Subtotal (
before discounts/taxes and tip) in a single transaction when you apply promo code
EASTER22 (
apply at checkout) valid for
Costco Members only. Delivery/pricing may vary depending in area.
Thanks to community member
jimmytx for finding this deal
Note, must login to your Costco account w/ an active Costco Membership to participate in this promotional offer. Must apply the listed promo code at checkout to receive discount.
Shop By Department - Must Purchase a
minimum of $150 or more
- Promotional offer valid for active Costco Members only using Same Day Costco Delivery service (w/ a valid form of payment on file)
- Minimum purchase of $150 or more (after discounts/taxes and tip) in a single transaction
- Must apply the listed promo code at checkout to receive your instant $50 off credit
- Credit will be applied to the total purchase price for all non-alcohol products
- Delivery service may be powered through Instacart, depending on area/service availability
- Offer is not valid for prior purchase
- Limit one offer per membership number
- Same Day Costco Delivery may not be available in all areas/zip codes
- Some products/items may be marked up higher than your local Costco Warehouse; Instacart Express Members may receive additional savings through lower item pricing as compared to non Express Members
- This is a great discount for those looking to utilize this service and stock/bulk up on their supplies
- Offer valid through April 16, 2022 or while promotional offer last
Additional Notes- For full terms/conditions, please click this link here
- If you don't have a Costco Warehouse Membership, you can sign-up here
- Please refer to the forum thread for additional details - Discombobulated
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AirPods Pro: current regular price 174.99
Same day price 179.99. Markup $5 or under 3%.
Discount takes it $129.99 + tax n tip.
If an order has a certain amount of TIP attached to it, the tip will be the full payout only, and we will not be providing additional payment. We will only provide payment on orders where the tip doesn't cover the full order or only a small tip was added, in both cases we will then supplement from our side.
Here's the kicker, we will not be lowering our fees that we charge to the customer or the fees that we charge the business for processing the orders on our platform. So we're essentially taking advantage of the tipping culture to cover delivery, and we're pocketing what we would have paid in today's model.
We have spent millions on marketing "to tip" our drivers, so we can then remove our compensation from the system and make it tips only.
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And isn't everyone tired of having the burden to make sure employees make a living wage placed on them as an end user, while the people who profit off their labor apparently are not expected to be part of the solution?
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So I ask if you don't agree with helping a company underpay their workers by you not tipping how are you ok using the service which directly helps them get away with it?
It makes sense to me, if there's no tip on order what is the incentive for a driver to deliver it? If given the option wouldn't we all select the most profitable?
I got Seagate Backup Plus Hub 8TB drive for $88 after tax
there is product discount $50 plus $50 off $150 total discount $100
Total
$87.97
is it good deal?
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canceled $138 order, signed up for instacart express trial, which knocked airpods down to $179.99
cash app boost for additional 30% off $130
can possibly get $40 off $150 total by using amex offers instead of cash app
looks like instacart gift cards can be added here: https://sameday.costco.
buying 2x $75 instacart gift cards should trigger 2x $20 statement credits for those who have it
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So I ask if you don't agree with helping a company underpay their workers by you not tipping how are you ok using the service which directly helps them get away with it?
It makes sense to me, if there's no tip on order what is the incentive for a driver to deliver it? If given the option wouldn't we all select the most profitable?
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"UPS drivers are usually unionized employees while FedEx Ground drivers are generally nonunion independent contractors. The UPS model provides the truck, maintenance, and benefits packages while the FedEx model puts that on the contractor, which operates as their own business." -- https://unionhall.aflci
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