Costco vs Sams
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@jolly said in Costco vs Sams:
My closest Sam's is 25 miles away. The closest Costco is almost 90.
That is one advantage of the DC suburbs. The traffic is bad, but you have at least one of every brand name store within driving distance.
Costco was a couple miles south on Route 28, Sam's a few miles north up 28.
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I don't even know where the nearest of either is from me.
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Costco: 1.6 miles
Sam's: 5.4 miles
Family Dollar 1.4 miles
Wally World 2.7 miles"Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08
The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.
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You don't realize how good you have it.
My closest Sam's is 25 miles away. The closest Costco is almost 90.
@lufins-dad said in Costco vs Sams:
And when Jolly says Sam’s, he means some guy named Sam that sells a whole bunch of stuff out of his barn.
LOL! We are fortunate to have been able to select a home location that puts us relatively close to a lot. 10 min from retail, 5 min from the country (cornfields and rodeos), 20 min from downtown, and a bunch of lakes/parks nearby.
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I basically drive past 2 Costcos, 2 Sam’s, and a BJ’s Wholesale on my daily commute (15 miles) and that doesn’t include the Costco that is closest to me (1.2 miles).
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Oh, and Amazon, three screen swipes…
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Costco 12 miles
Sam's 16 miles
WalMart 2.5 milesHate all of them. lol
I have been a member of Costco for 3 years. Been there once. I need to cancel that membership. I keep forgetting.
@mark said in Costco vs Sams:
Costco 12 miles
Sam's 16 miles
WalMart 2.5 milesHate all of them. lol
I have been a member of Costco for 3 years. Been there once. I need to cancel that membership. I keep forgetting.
It doesn’t renew on it’s own, so you shouldn’t need to worry.
The Brad
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Here’s the thing about Costco speaking as a vendor… There is no other business out there that works harder on getting their members the highest level of value and service. The steps they take to make sure you are satisfied are astounding. You are always assured of a minimum level of quality and value as well as after sales service.
The Brad
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@mark said in Costco vs Sams:
Costco 12 miles
Sam's 16 miles
WalMart 2.5 milesHate all of them. lol
I have been a member of Costco for 3 years. Been there once. I need to cancel that membership. I keep forgetting.
It doesn’t renew on it’s own, so you shouldn’t need to worry.
@lufins-dad said in Costco vs Sams:
@mark said in Costco vs Sams:
Costco 12 miles
Sam's 16 miles
WalMart 2.5 milesHate all of them. lol
I have been a member of Costco for 3 years. Been there once. I need to cancel that membership. I keep forgetting.
It doesn’t renew on it’s own, so you shouldn’t need to worry.
It has auto-renewed twice now. lol
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Here’s the thing about Costco speaking as a vendor… There is no other business out there that works harder on getting their members the highest level of value and service. The steps they take to make sure you are satisfied are astounding. You are always assured of a minimum level of quality and value as well as after sales service.
@lufins-dad said in Costco vs Sams:
Here’s the thing about Costco speaking as a vendor… There is no other business out there that works harder on getting their members the highest level of value and service. The steps they take to make sure you are satisfied are astounding. You are always assured of a minimum level of quality and value as well as after sales service.
Good to know. Usually store-brand items are not the best, but Kirkland (Costco's brand) is usually a really great product (food or not).
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@lufins-dad said in Costco vs Sams:
Here’s the thing about Costco speaking as a vendor… There is no other business out there that works harder on getting their members the highest level of value and service. The steps they take to make sure you are satisfied are astounding. You are always assured of a minimum level of quality and value as well as after sales service.
Good to know. Usually store-brand items are not the best, but Kirkland (Costco's brand) is usually a really great product (food or not).
@89th said in Costco vs Sams:
@lufins-dad said in Costco vs Sams:
Here’s the thing about Costco speaking as a vendor… There is no other business out there that works harder on getting their members the highest level of value and service. The steps they take to make sure you are satisfied are astounding. You are always assured of a minimum level of quality and value as well as after sales service.
Good to know. Usually store-brand items are not the best, but Kirkland (Costco's brand) is usually a really great product (food or not).
Yeah - Kirkland is sourced from category leaders behind the scenes. Typically very high quality.
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Costco and Sam's are about 2.5 miles away from me , and are less than 1/2 block from each other. I've never been a member of Sam's and now only use Costco mainly for gas.
@friday said in Costco vs Sams:
use Costco mainly for gas.
Is it worth it?
Last year I spent about $789.48 on gas.
"Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08
The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.
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@friday said in Costco vs Sams:
use Costco mainly for gas.
Is it worth it?
Last year I spent about $789.48 on gas.
@george-k said in Costco vs Sams:
@friday said in Costco vs Sams:
use Costco mainly for gas.
Is it worth it?
Last year I spent about $789.48 on gas.
They’re typically 40 cents or so cheaper than the norm. But I live near downtown Seattle and that tends to jack up the price for the regular stations.
