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Upcoming, Starts 11/20: Costco Wholesale Members: In-Warehouse & Online Savings:

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(Valid 11/20 - 12/24/2024)at Costco Wholesale
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Note: These deals start November 20; we are promoting them on the Frontpage ahead of time due to strong feedback from the community.

Costco Wholesale (see this Slickdeals Article for full scans of deals) has In-Warehouse & Online Deals listed below valid for Costco Members only.

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  • Deals valid from November 20 through December 24, 2024.
  • Active Costco membership required for warehouse purchases.
  • Valid at all U.S. Costco warehouse locations and at Costco.com during the promotion period, unless otherwise noted.
  • Online-only promotions valid only for purchases on Costco.com.
  • Pricing on Costco.com may be higher than Costco warehouse pricing.
  • Shipping and handling charge(s) may apply on items available at Costco.com; products shipped to Alaska or Hawaii will include an additional shipping and handling fee which will be quoted at checkout. Not valid at Costco Business Centers. Item limits per household apply where indicated except where prohibited by law. Selection and pricing may vary and is subject to availability. While supplies last.
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Note: These deals start November 20; we are promoting them on the Frontpage ahead of time due to strong feedback from the community.

Costco Wholesale (see this Slickdeals Article for full scans of deals) has In-Warehouse & Online Deals listed below valid for Costco Members only.

Thanks to Community Member DKTVPN for sharing this deal.
  • Note: An active Costco Wholesale Membership is required to visit/purchase items at these warehouse prices. Prices & availability may vary by location.
Example Deals:

Editor's Notes

Written by StrawMan86 | Staff
  • Deals valid from November 20 through December 24, 2024.
  • Active Costco membership required for warehouse purchases.
  • Valid at all U.S. Costco warehouse locations and at Costco.com during the promotion period, unless otherwise noted.
  • Online-only promotions valid only for purchases on Costco.com.
  • Pricing on Costco.com may be higher than Costco warehouse pricing.
  • Shipping and handling charge(s) may apply on items available at Costco.com; products shipped to Alaska or Hawaii will include an additional shipping and handling fee which will be quoted at checkout. Not valid at Costco Business Centers. Item limits per household apply where indicated except where prohibited by law. Selection and pricing may vary and is subject to availability. While supplies last.
  • Refer to the original post & forum comments for additional deal ideas & discussion.

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I'm lazy to take photos or scan the book and found another site that did it. [wallethacks.com]
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Just an FYI:

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Products with the name PYREX (all uppercase) are made of clear, low-thermal-expansion borosilicate glass and are not susceptible to explosions in the microwave or oven. They can be identified by the logo which is in all upper case letters and the glass will be clear, not blue.

TLDR: Look at the Logo, PYREX (All uppercase) is good, pyrex (all lowercase) potentially explodes in the microwave.

Remember that "borosilicate glass" is the important part, not the Pyrex brand. Plenty of other companies make good borosilicate dishes
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Yet again another crappy month of not much of anything good on sale.
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Quote from Ctown1786 View quoted comment :
Yea, what a horrible idea to make a shit ton of money and keep the trash out.
This might not be the the store for you but for me it saves me a lot more than the membership cost. My savings on the Kirkland brand products on top of them being a better quality are substantial. Anyone who's never been should try it as a guest.
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Quote from ChrisBobson View quoted comment :
Americans are easily tricked into thinking they're getting a good deal, when you can pretty much get all the common stuff the same price or cheaper elsewhere, without having to pay a fee to get in. There is a reason they make sure you have no Internet inside to compare prices. It's surprising they've just introduced a way to see in-store prices, but only if you search very specifically to make it harder to compare prices.
5g internet works great in my costco. Also, as several others mentioned gas savings alone can easily surpass the yearly membership fee. but by all means, keep making sweeping generalizations.
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Pay to shop is the most brilliant idea only in America
Everyone pays to shop 😉
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Quote from ChrisBobson View quoted comment :
You'd have to buy around 1,600 gallons to come even, average 100+ fill ups a year, twice a week. And that's not including the time spent just WAITING for your turn, which is easily 10-15 minutes minimum. That's 25 hours of just waiting. I mean, if you don't value your time, then I guess it works out for you. But then the fact of overpaying for almost everything in the store just reverses any "savings".
I easily save more than $65 per year filling up once per week. And I never have to wait longer than 1-2 mins because I go when it's not busy. Again, you're making sweeping generalizations when you should only be referring to your own experience. And what happened to your assertion that "they make sure you have no internet inside"?
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Quote from LivelySink338 View quoted comment :
Pay to shop is the most brilliant idea only in America
Costco is not only located in America

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Quote from ChrisBobson View quoted comment :
You'd have to buy around 1,600 gallons to come even, average 100+ fill ups a year, twice a week. And that's not including the time spent just WAITING for your turn, which is easily 10-15 minutes minimum. That's 25 hours of just waiting. I mean, if you don't value your time, then I guess it works out for you. But then the fact of overpaying for almost everything in the store just reverses any "savings".
what is this new math you are using lol.
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Quote from ChrisBobson View quoted comment :
You'd have to buy around 1,600 gallons to come even, average 100+ fill ups a year, twice a week. And that's not including the time spent just WAITING for your turn, which is easily 10-15 minutes minimum. That's 25 hours of just waiting. I mean, if you don't value your time, then I guess it works out for you. But then the fact of overpaying for almost everything in the store just reverses any "savings".
Your math is very, very wrong for many people, at least in CA. I save 30+ cents per gallon at Costco and am able to go at times when it's a 0-5 minute wait. When you add savings on milk, eggs, bread, butter, ground beef, etc. etc. it's just not even close.
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Pay to shop is the most brilliant idea only in America
It's like $6/mo.
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DannyD2637Nov 14, 2024 10:16 PM
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Quote from ChrisBobson View quoted comment :
If you compare it to the most expensive gas stations possible and ignore actual options, then sure, you can "save" $65. Your experience is definitely in the minority. My experience is just like others, over the various states I've experienced Costco. The Costco cult just ignores all the negatives. That's the difference between a regular person and an actual SD'r. Inside Costco it's always 1 bar if you're lucky, no matter the carrier. They've only JUST started putting WiFi, which it has trouble connecting and will kick you off after a few minutes. No such issues at a place such as Sam's Club.
I've never had cellular issues inside Costco and I have T-Mobile. Also, good luck finding cheaper gas than Costco in Chicago.
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I get my membership fee back easily. This year, just my car battery savings exceeded my membership fee.
I have not paid for a new battery the whole 20 years I have been a member. But lately they just changed the policy to pro-rated return... sucks. oh well...
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Quote from SteelRing View quoted comment :
I have not paid for a new battery the whole 20 years I have been a member. But lately they just changed the policy to pro-rated return... sucks. oh well...
Oh you got very lucky!! Where I'm at, before the pro-rated return, when you buy battery A and then do the warranty after 2 of the 3 years, then battery B that was purchased from battery A warranty, will only have 1 year of warranty. If battery B dies after 13 months, then you have to buy a new one since the 36 months warranty is based off battery A and not when you purchase battery B with warranty. They said that's how it works because if not, then you can come in every 2 years and claim warranty and will get a new battery forever when you only paid for 1 time, which isn't right nor fair. They said now, with the proration, you pay for what you used.

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Garbo man. Only thing i want is cat litter..
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