Free online grocery delivery 10/10 to 11/10 - no min spend - Costco members

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Costco are running free online grocery delivery 10/10 to 11/10. Usually it costs £5.99 per order, so a good saving if need a few bits and unable to go to store. No minimum spend that I am aware of. Costco members.

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10th Oct
Prices on the delivered items are still higher than in store.
10th Oct
They are too. That is a bit of a con isn’t it? So, outside of this deal they charge more than the store because of delivery and then they add £5.99 for delivery on top, if it is grocery? Even with this deal the higher price means there is still a delivery charge added. Bit disappointing from them.
23 h, 17 m ago
I live about 5 minutes away from a Costco, it says they don't deliver to my postcode
16 h, 46 m ago
You’ll need to move to a property 1 minute closer to the store.
15 h, 41 m ago
Personally found it a bit of a con last Christmas being emailed a £10 voucher when buying some Airpods online. Found the voucher pretty worthless as you couldn’t use in store only online. Going online found the items l normally buy in store about £20% more plus about £6 delivery charge on groceries. In desperation ordered a pack of socks and to be honest turned out to be average quality.
10th Oct

Stock up while you can.
10th Oct
now to travel back in time to three and a half years ago and become king of the world
10th Oct
How is this deal so hot when the prices are already marked up higher than the store..? By the time you’ve added a few things to your basket you’ve basically paid £20 delivery instead of £25.99 surely if you’ve got a Costco membership you have it because you’re able to get there every so often?

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these are £8.50 in store incl vat (edited)
10 h, 29 m ago
Because it has been posted by a mod.
10th Oct
Only costs £320 for the farmfoods little duck toilet paper.
Calculations:
5 18pk for £20 = 90
1,440 ÷ 90 = 16
16 × 30 = £320 much cheaper.
10th Oct
Plus if you add on the £9 off a £100 spend at Farmfoods the total cost at Farmfoods would be £293. (edited)
14 h, 43 m ago
Yeah, not a great deal tbh with the prices being more/making you buy minimum numbers of item for certain things.. each to their own..
10th Oct
Any thoughts on Costco Coffee.... Two options I have seen

costco.co.uk/Gro…358

costco.co.uk/Gro…040
10th Oct
the columbian kirkland coffee tin is good, been drinking it for years
10th Oct
Can anyone confirm that they offer the same prices online as instore?

Not sure if there’s any difference
10th Oct
not according to poster above
10th Oct
This is from their website

Why have I received the error message “Business Delivery Is Not Currently Available in This Area”?
Currently, Business Delivery is only available to select postcodes in the surrounding areas of our Wembley warehouse.
10th Oct
I've been looking into this as scrapped my car recently due to ulez, most items are more expensive on line, eh oat milk, 7.49 Vs 8.99
10th Oct
Costco members pay a higher membership price for the card to use in-store for the 'special in-store prices' job dependent... where as anyone can sign up to a subsidised online only membership. (edited)
10th Oct
It's not showing free delivery for me when I enter the website
10th Oct
Actually, never mind - the image still says 5.99 delivery, but the items have a text saying free delivery.
Confusing, but thanks to hotukdeals I looked at it
10th Oct
Qq.Costco individual member means that I can go to a warehouse and buy or only online? Dont have any membership thats why I am asking
10th Oct
both, but you have to be eligible
16 h, 6 m ago
Many thanks had an online voucher to use up, so at least it wasn't all used up by delivery charges
14 h, 14 m ago
This actually worked out for me, thanks OP.

I had a £10 voucher after recently joining, was going to go pick up various things but saw the Oral B toothpaste 6 pack of 125ml at £17.49 which is 25p less inc vat than instore, plus free delivery and minus the £10.

Whilst before I wasn't going to bother, as normally they mark up a decent amount online and then add £6 delivery i.e £10 just make it the same as picking up instore. (edited)
13 h, 42 m ago
I have a membership with Costco, and it’s well worth the fee. But groceries, by and large, are no big deal. Cheap for brands, but for those like me who avoid brands like the plague and stick with identical or near identical own label goods - particularly Aldi and Lidl - savings are few and far between.
13 h, 39 m ago
Blimey. Costco really need to speed up their website. So sloooow
13 h, 28 m ago
anyone fancy the suckling pig?
11 h, 36 m ago
This is really needed if the chadderton store, horrendous getting in and out, using the cafe etc . Most of the customers are absolute whoppers to be fair
10 h, 33 m ago
Can someone add me to their membership. I'm happy to cover all fees!
9 h, 16 m ago
maybe if you are in the Reading area?
10 h, 4 m ago
Hi guys! Is there any way to join costco membership despite not being qualified from their provided lists of occupations?
10 h, 1 m ago
Yes. Register a company to get a company number. Once you get company number sign up to costco.

Tax returns you just say not started trading yet.
3 h, 18 m ago
costco.co.uk/TVs…086

Anyone mind telling me what the current cost of this item is before I pay for the membership?
2 h, 6 m ago
there you go..ah HUKD removed my screenshot. Its £1,749.99 (edited)