expiredGamerdude369 posted Apr 04, 2024 09:19 PM
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expiredGamerdude369 posted Apr 04, 2024 09:19 PM
New Sam's Club Members: 1-Year Sam's Club Membership
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Update: This popular deal is still available through April 15th.
Sam's Club offers New Members: 1-Year Sam's Club Membership for $20.
Thanks community member Gamerdude369 for sharing this deal.
Note: Must join as a new Sam's Club member through the link provided to qualify for this Offer.
Sam's Club offers New Members: 1-Year Sam's Club Membership for $20.
Thanks community member Gamerdude369 for sharing this deal.
Note: Must join as a new Sam's Club member through the link provided to qualify for this Offer.
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Written by SaltyOne | Staff- Offer Terms:
- Must join as a new Sam's Club member through the link provided to qualify for this Offer.
- Offer is valid for new Sam's Club members only; and is not valid for (i) membership renewals, those with a current membership, those who were Sam's Club members less than six (6) months prior to joining, or Walmart and Sam's Club associates.
- Sam's Club will automatically charge your preferred payment method the membership price in effect, plus any applicable taxes, on a recurring annual basis until you cancel your membership.
- If you do not want to renew, you must cancel at least 24 hours before your membership is due to renew to avoid being charged. To turn off auto- renew, sign in to SamsClub.com and go to Auto-renew settings in Account information, visit any club, or call 888-746-7726.
- Offer valid through April 15th, 2024.
- This offer matches our popular Frontpage Deal from February.
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Update: This popular deal is still available through April 15th.
Sam's Club offers New Members: 1-Year Sam's Club Membership for $20.
Thanks community member Gamerdude369 for sharing this deal.
Note: Must join as a new Sam's Club member through the link provided to qualify for this Offer.
Sam's Club offers New Members: 1-Year Sam's Club Membership for $20.
Thanks community member Gamerdude369 for sharing this deal.
Note: Must join as a new Sam's Club member through the link provided to qualify for this Offer.
Editor's Notes
Written by SaltyOne | Staff- Offer Terms:
- Must join as a new Sam's Club member through the link provided to qualify for this Offer.
- Offer is valid for new Sam's Club members only; and is not valid for (i) membership renewals, those with a current membership, those who were Sam's Club members less than six (6) months prior to joining, or Walmart and Sam's Club associates.
- Sam's Club will automatically charge your preferred payment method the membership price in effect, plus any applicable taxes, on a recurring annual basis until you cancel your membership.
- If you do not want to renew, you must cancel at least 24 hours before your membership is due to renew to avoid being charged. To turn off auto- renew, sign in to SamsClub.com and go to Auto-renew settings in Account information, visit any club, or call 888-746-7726.
- Offer valid through April 15th, 2024.
- This offer matches our popular Frontpage Deal from February.
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You have to use critical thinking in these things. If adding a little more detergent really added 4% to fuel efficiency and simultaneously decreased emissions, there's no damned way the EPA wouldn't increase the minimum fuel requirements. The truth is that most fuel in the nation would qualify for TOP TIER™ if they decided to pay TOP TIER™ for the privelege of branding that way.
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Sam's Club offers high-quality regular, premium, and diesel gas, but does not carry Top Tier fuel. Top Tier fuel is a high-quality fuel performance specification that has more detergent additives than the Environment Protection Agency requires. These additives help keep engines clean. According to AAA, continued fuel use without the Top Tier additive package could result in: 2% to 4% lower miles per gallon, increased emissions, and a greater chance of maintenance issues.
I'm fortunate that my old mechanic understood it was not a gimmick or something to scoff at. About 6 years ago my older Infiniti was running rough. I took it into him and expected a repair of considerable expense. Instead he jumped in and drove it for a few miles with myself in the passenger seat. Immediately on return he asked what gas I was using. When I said BJ's he ranted and waved his arms, unlike anything I've seen from him. He picked up a placard off the shelf and started pointing to the names. Those were the Top Tier companies, although I didn't know that term at the time. He pointed to the Mobil across the street and told me to fill up there from now on, and get rid of BJ's.
I immediately switched to Top Tier. Noticeable results. I still have the car and an additional 75,000 miles. The knocking was gone not much later.
I kept BJ's. Costco is simply too far away. But if distance were not an issue there's no question I'd go with Costco and the Top Tier. Instead I memorized all the Top Tier companies and joined their rewards programs. Chevron and Mobil have proven best for me. Others may have different results.
I still buy BJ's gas very rarely, when the other companies are spiking but BJ's remains very low. In that case I throw in an additive. Walmart had them on sale for just over $1 apiece a couple of years ago, the SuperTech brand. I bought roughly 15 bottles, for this purpose alone.
AAA and Consumer Reports understand it's not a gimmick.
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Sam's Club offers high-quality regular, premium, and diesel gas, but does not carry Top Tier fuel. Top Tier fuel is a high-quality fuel performance specification that has more detergent additives than the Environment Protection Agency requires. These additives help keep engines clean. According to AAA, continued fuel use without the Top Tier additive package could result in: 2% to 4% lower miles per gallon, increased emissions, and a greater chance of maintenance issues.
You have to use critical thinking in these things. If adding a little more detergent really added 4% to fuel efficiency and simultaneously decreased emissions, there's no damned way the EPA wouldn't increase the minimum fuel requirements. The truth is that most fuel in the nation would qualify for TOP TIER™ if they decided to pay TOP TIER™ for the privelege of branding that way.
Costco is my go to for better fuel, and cheaper meds (at least the ones we and pets take), vitamins/supplements: those things alone cover the membership.
I use Sam's for everything else because it's closer and otherwise exactly the same. The digital experience of Sam's is also 1000% better than Costco, it's not even close.
I do think Costco does a bit better on big ticket pricing/sales but they both kind of suck nowadays.
Costco is my go to for better fuel, and cheaper meds (at least the ones we and pets take), vitamins/supplements: those things alone cover the membership.
I use Sam's for everything else because it's closer and otherwise exactly the same. The digital experience of Sam's is also 1000% better than Costco, it's not even close.
I do think Costco does a bit better on big ticket pricing/sales but they both kind of suck nowadays.
there may be several other cb options to cover the $20.....
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It may be the people working too. I had a Burger King in my home town that actually made a good Whopper, flame-broiled with crisp veggies piled high. I thought, "Why all the hate of Burger King?" Then I moved around the country and learned at least 75% of the time it's inconsistent crap with a small piece of wilted lettuce and one stem end of a tomato. Same ingredients, but different people. I've also heard that chicken bakes are now frozen instead of freshly made, and I hope that isn't true.
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