Groupon has select
1-Year Membership + Reward listed below valid for
New Members Only.
Thanks to Community Member
MKDas for posting this deal.
Available:
- One-Year The Club Card Membership with BJ's Easy Renewal + $15 Reward after $45 purchase $15
- Save up to 25% off grocery store prices
- Shop aisles and aisles of fresh produce, meats, cheeses and fresh-baked goods
- Boost your savings with coupons from BJ’s and your favorite brands
- Download the BJ’s app to add digital coupons right to your card
- Fill up for less with low prices at BJ’s Gas, and save even more with BJ’s Fuel Saver Program
- Skip the line with ExpressPay & curbside pickup
- Get the same low, in-club prices when you use BJ's Same-Day Delivery†
- One complimentary household membership included
- Try BJ’s risk-free with money-back guarantee
- One-Year The Club+ Card Membership with BJ's Easy Renewal + $40 reward after $120 purchase $40
- All benefits of The Club Card membership
- Earn 2% back in rewards on most BJ's purchases
- Get 5¢ off/gal. at BJ's Gas
- Earn up to 2x – 3x back in rewards during special events
- Rewards earned with The Club+ Card Membership do not expire while the membership is active
- Enjoy free curbside pickup
- Get two free same-day deliveries on orders of $50 or more
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Benefits of Sam's & BJs vs Costco is that they're usually closer to you, are emptier, Membership goes on sale, & they have Scan-and-go which saves you time.
Also, Costco tends to have mostly bulk (like, really big) quantities, whereas BJs you can get a reasonable size for a single person.
I think the answer to that is going to vary by person.
I have both memberships and share them with my dad.
He prefers BJ's and I prefer Costco.
The benefits to BJ's is that they are less crowded and don't make you buy in quite as much bulk as Costco.
For me Costco is a lot more convenient location-wise although it is always really crowded.
They both have competitive gas prices and an optical center.
If you get their credit card you can save 4-5% on gas but at BJ's the discount comes off instantly and at Costco you get it back in the form of an annual certificate.
BJ's doesn't have a food court like Costco.
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If not redeemed within 30 days of receipt, reward will no longer be available. Limit (1) reward per primary membership. Excludes household and supplemental memberships. Excludes items restricted by law or regulation, shipping, sales taxes and fees, bottle deposits, alcoholic beverages, cigarettes and tobacco-related products, lottery tickets, gift cards, propane, BJ's Gas®, eye exams and online optical purchases, BJ's membership fees and add-ons, warranties, protection plans, BJ's services provided by third parties (e.g., BJ's Home Improvement®, BJ's Travel®, DoorDash, Instacart,) and BJ's B2B and BJ's Global Sales transactions. No rain checks. This special rewards offer is separate from the BJ's One® Mastercard® program and does not alter its terms.
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Their app shows the gas prices for their stores (don't need a login for this). If you're getting the Club+ Membership it discounts 5 cents further than what the app shows (the pump price will reflect this when you enter the Club+ card).
Anyone confirm this? My membership expired a few months ago.
went to the BJ's in 11379 and was hard pressed to buy anything. their house brand Wellsley Farms has some good items, but i can get equal at my local Aldi or Lidl without having to bulk up. pretty much all the commercial brands were over priced at BJ even in bulk - I can get the same S&S cheaper on Amazon or sales at Target or local grocery store chains. the few discounts i saw were 10% off at most, and honestly who has time or patience to comb thru some phone app on the remote chance you stumble over some personalized "clippable coupon" to use. I feel sorry for anyone who had to pay $60 to join this bulk version of walmart with a bakery. I can appreciate if you live rural and you pass BJ's during your commute that this would be a great asset to you, but in a competitive grocer market like NYC, I suspect the two BJ's near me are loss leaders stuck as anchor tenants in spaces too expensive to buy out so they can put these places out of their misery.
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