Costco Offers vaid from 21st May - 10th June 2012
Hi,
I've posted this deal for:
a) members who don't receive the offer booklet through the post
b) people who may consider signing up
Yes there is a yearly fee, information here http://www.costco.co.uk/membership/
As always some deals are very good, some are not as good. I personally find that the £30 a year for my membership is worth it as I buy a lot in bulk when good offers come along. I also buy all my meat from there as well as its fantastic quality.
Im definitely buying the folowing:
Plenty, Finish, Velvet, Buxton Water and Stella Cidre
Thanks


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Edited By: Smuggling Pnuts on May 23, 2012 08:30: Why not
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Jump to unread Post a CommentEdited By: Smuggling Pnuts on May 23, 2012 08:30: Why not
Edited By: Smuggling Pnuts on May 17, 2012 12:58: add photo
Edited By: Smuggling Pnuts on May 17, 2012 13:00: add photo
Doh! The pictures have just been posted lol
Edited By: dtemple on May 17, 2012 12:55
Doh! The pictures have just been posted lol
Yes, everytime I go there there is free food and beer and jack daniels.. LOL
But serious they have a lot of american food which is very cheap, like skippy peanut butter and hershey stuff.
Also the fruit and veg and bread is very cheap, and the tv's are very good with a 90 day no quibble refund and 5 year warrnaty.
You can go in as a guest and not buy anything and have a gander.
You need to work in the financial area, civil service, own your own comp.
If you work for a bank or insurance anything like that, or you can get someone who does, and pay halfs for a membership and they can add you.
I would not be without my card.
Doh! The pictures have just been posted lol
I don't actually think the prices are that cheap. Sure you do get some good deals that are bargains, but generally you are buying into high quality and a customer service better than anything I know of in the UK. They simple don't quibble. How many shops do you know of that you can buy a TV set on trial for three months and then take it back and say "nah don't like it" for a refund?
I can think of lots of reasons to avoid....... You spend a fortune on every visit! LOL
The meat is good, but make sure you have room in the freezer. That's the only drawback we find - the size of some of the fresh food packets. Bakery stuff is good but always has really short shelf life. It's all very well that you can buy 18 crumpets for £1.50 but not when you have to eat them in 2 days. We end up not buying a lot of stuff with the simple reason "we'll never get through it all".
Doh! The pictures have just been posted lol
I don't actually think the prices are that cheap. Sure you do get some good deals that are bargains, but generally you are buying into high quality and a customer service better than anything I know of in the UK. They simple don't quibble. How many shops do you know of that you can buy a TV set on trial for three months and then take it back and say "nah don't like it" for a refund?
I can think of lots of reasons to avoid....... You spend a fortune on every visit! LOL
Agreed, everytime I go to Costco its a minimum spend of £££s. Always question its saving, but would never be without my membership.