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Costco Members: $100 inKind eGift Card (Email Delivery)
$65
$100
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Costco Wholesale
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Costco Wholesale has for its Members: $100 inKind eGift Card (Email Delivery) on sale for $64.99.
Thanks to community member wileysmiley for sharing this deal.
Features:
Thanks to community member wileysmiley for sharing this deal.
Features:
- Access to thousands of top-rated restaurants, bars, & coffee shops
- Access additional in-app savings opportunities through special offers, promotions, and 20% dining rewards.
- A seamless way to pay your bill through the inKind app
- Check the locations list for eligible restaurants, bars & cafés near you.
Editor's Notes
Written by qwikwit | Staff- Valid through 06/21/26. While supplies last.
- This price matches the popular Frontpage Deal from May, which received +75 community votes.
- If you don't have a Costco Warehouse Membership, you can sign-up here
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About the Poster
Costco Wholesale has for its Members: $100 inKind eGift Card (Email Delivery) on sale for $64.99.
Thanks to community member wileysmiley for sharing this deal.
Features:
Thanks to community member wileysmiley for sharing this deal.
Features:
- Access to thousands of top-rated restaurants, bars, & coffee shops
- Access additional in-app savings opportunities through special offers, promotions, and 20% dining rewards.
- A seamless way to pay your bill through the inKind app
- Check the locations list for eligible restaurants, bars & cafés near you.
Editor's Notes
Written by qwikwit | Staff- Valid through 06/21/26. While supplies last.
- This price matches the popular Frontpage Deal from May, which received +75 community votes.
- If you don't have a Costco Warehouse Membership, you can sign-up here
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InKind One is a restaurant payment credit that works best when there are participating spots you actually want nearby. The strongest upside is the discount, with some finding it cheaper than buying through InKind directly or even cheaper than Uber gift cards, and a few noting useful extras like app offers and cash back on the uncovered portion. The main drawback is coverage, since local favorites can disappear, some places do not honor it, and app ordering can carry higher prices or markups. Tips still come from a card, so it fits best when the restaurant list around you is solid.
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like the other commenters stated: you pay menu prices.
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like the other commenters stated: you pay menu prices.
But, if you just go, you get a discount applied as future credit moving forward. Some places / days are better than others.
Unless I knew I was going somewhere, I wouldn't just keep credit going.... If they go out of business, that float is lost.
I think I remember a couple of restaurants that allow you to order online and pay with the inKind app, but it was very few nationwide. I don't know exactly how that works because there were none in my area, so I didn't dig into how it works.
The concept was good, but the reality of making a profit in the time of inflation has come home to roost. I simply want to use up the $25 or whatever cashback balance i have in my account and be done with it. Not worth it anymore.
I don't like their selection of restaurants either. and the $10 or so cashback i earn occasionally, cannot be used unless I go to an expensive place to eat, so it goes expired so many times. I was about to buy this time, but something is stopping me too. Still have $60 balance on my account.
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I think I remember a couple of restaurants that allow you to order online and pay with the inKind app, but it was very few nationwide. I don't know exactly how that works because there were none in my area, so I didn't dig into how it works.
However, if you order takeout through their app, the prices can be higher...I found that out the hard way when I ordered some sandwiches from Uncle Paulies Deli in Studio City...went to pick up, looked at the prices on the wall, and I had paid 10-15% more...plus didn't get the store reward points.
Other restaurants have identical prices on InKind and Store, so it pays to do your homework before ordering!
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