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Costco Love <3 (1 Viewer)

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I gotta say, I am at the point of trying to buy everything from Costco. I dont even return my mattresses after 2 years.

I never do returns, but they are the best to deal with in regards to that.

Pretty sure they lose money on that awesome rotisserie chicken 🐤


That fruits and veggies pills they sell for $100/ month on TV. Like $20 at Costco

Also in the market for a new grill and I think they may have special better versions of traeger, etc

I would marry Costco🚚💰📦
 
I love Costco, but Sam's Club is pretty, pretty good too (Costco 55/45 over Sam's, imo), but I must shout-out Sam's for the recent upgrades on their spice aisle - which they geniusly place at the beginning of my grocery journey. Scan-and-Go is pretty fine too.

Now, if I'm ever in the mood for something half as good at twice the price, there's a Kroger nearby.
 
I miss Costco. Not worth driving to Orlando though. We have a BJ's up in Port Orange but that place is a poor imitation. I hear they're building a Costco up by the track in Daytona though so that might get me to drive to Daytona.
 
I miss Costco. Not worth driving to Orlando though. We have a BJ's up in Port Orange but that place is a poor imitation. I hear they're building a Costco up by the track in Daytona though so that might get me to drive to Daytona.
Didn't know you were near Daytona. I'll be there for work in a few weeks. Doing some Kayak fishing with my bro in Palm City beforehand. Then across to Tampa.

You in Port Orange area?
 
Just South. New Smyrna Beach. Would be cool to hang out. I owe you at least a couple drinks for the bourbon samples! You must be fishing up near Palm Coast?
 
I always thought it was weird how the first thing you'd always see when walking in to my local costco was coffins. As in, hey since you're buying that 48 pack of deep fried cheese balls and 24 pack of ranch dressing bottles, you're probably gonna need this too.
 
i hear you title to the sound of tupac california love and i am going to allow it take that to the bank brochacho
 
Just South. New Smyrna Beach. Would be cool to hang out. I owe you at least a couple drinks for the bourbon samples! You must be fishing up near Palm Coast?
We used to vacation in Daytona and found this little restaurant in New Smyrna in the middle of a little shopping plaza thing. Had huge pork chops, can't ever remember the name of that place.
 
Just South. New Smyrna Beach. Would be cool to hang out. I owe you at least a couple drinks for the bourbon samples! You must be fishing up near Palm Coast?
We used to vacation in Daytona and found this little restaurant in New Smyrna in the middle of a little shopping plaza thing. Had huge pork chops, can't ever remember the name of that place.
The CourtYard Grill......
 
I too am a Costco lover. The Executive membership more than pays for itself.
How? They keep trying to get my wife to upgrade. She hates being sold anything. So she blows them off.

I too am a Costco lover. The Executive membership more than pays for itself.
How? They keep trying to get my wife to upgrade. She hates being sold anything. So she blows them off.
$60 for 2% cash back.
Spending 3k/yr is the break-even point.
I may have worded it wrong. What I meant was that I paid $110 to join, now it's $120 for executive, and haven't had to pay any membership dues since and most of the time I have a couple hundred in rewards to spend.
 
I too am a Costco lover. The Executive membership more than pays for itself.
How? They keep trying to get my wife to upgrade. She hates being sold anything. So she blows them off.

I too am a Costco lover. The Executive membership more than pays for itself.
How? They keep trying to get my wife to upgrade. She hates being sold anything. So she blows them off.
$60 for 2% cash back.
Spending 3k/yr is the break-even point.
I may have worded it wrong. What I meant was that I paid $110 to join, now it's $120 for executive, and haven't had to pay any membership dues since and most of the time I have a couple hundred in rewards to spend.
We dont actually spend that much at costco, but we use thier credit card for everything and got like $1200 shopping spree this year.

Granted, we put a lot on the card this year. but pay it off each month
 
I always thought it was weird how the first thing you'd always see when walking in to my local costco was coffins. As in, hey since you're buying that 48 pack of deep fried cheese balls and 24 pack of ranch dressing bottles, you're probably gonna need this too.
Sounds like you are also going to a Florida Costco
 
I always thought it was weird how the first thing you'd always see when walking in to my local costco was coffins. As in, hey since you're buying that 48 pack of deep fried cheese balls and 24 pack of ranch dressing bottles, you're probably gonna need this too.
Ive never seen one in store. But I did buy one online :oops:
 
We dont actually spend that much at costco, but we use thier credit card for everything and got like $1200 shopping spree this year.

Granted, we put a lot on the card this year. but pay it off each month
Surprised you don't have a better credit card game than this going with how strong you are in the investment space. Citi Costco card is solid, but churning signup bonuses can be quite profitable.
 
We dont actually spend that much at costco, but we use thier credit card for everything and got like $1200 shopping spree this year.

Granted, we put a lot on the card this year. but pay it off each month
Surprised you don't have a better credit card game than this going with how strong you are in the investment space. Citi Costco card is solid, but churning signup bonuses can be quite profitable.
its easy. put all your spending on card. get costco spending spree every year. I dont want to spend 500 hours learning the bonus points game.

(stocks)The stuff I post here are all just gambles. I dont post my boring retiremnt stuff. just the bets.
 
We dont actually spend that much at costco, but we use thier credit card for everything and got like $1200 shopping spree this year.

Granted, we put a lot on the card this year. but pay it off each month
Surprised you don't have a better credit card game than this going with how strong you are in the investment space. Citi Costco card is solid, but churning signup bonuses can be quite profitable.
its easy. put all your spending on card. get costco spending spree every year. I dont want to spend 500 hours learning the bonus points game.

(stocks)The stuff I post here are all just gambles. I dont post my boring retiremnt stuff. just the bets.
I view it more as a return on spending and it doesn't take nearly that much time. YMMV.
 
Pretty sure they lose money on that awesome rotisserie chicken 🐤
they do, and its on purpose. They lose over $40m a year in revenue but that $40m returns untold revenue in getting people into the store and buying other, higher margin items. Why do you think the chickens are in the back of the store? (Almost) No one comes in and just buys rotisserie chicken. They come for the chicken, but leave with 10 other items.

The chicken is so valuable to them, that they invested $450m in their own chicken factory so as not to be 100% reliant of 3rd party farms and market fluctuation.
 
We dont actually spend that much at costco, but we use thier credit card for everything and got like $1200 shopping spree this year.

Granted, we put a lot on the card this year. but pay it off each month
Surprised you don't have a better credit card game than this going with how strong you are in the investment space. Citi Costco card is solid, but churning signup bonuses can be quite profitable.
its easy. put all your spending on card. get costco spending spree every year. I dont want to spend 500 hours learning the bonus points game.

(stocks)The stuff I post here are all just gambles. I dont post my boring retiremnt stuff. just the bets.
I view it more as a return on spending and it doesn't take nearly that much time. YMMV.
I hear ya. When I retire, Im sure I will focus on it more. Trying to run/start a few businesses so focusing on that for now.
 
Pretty sure they lose money on that awesome rotisserie chicken 🐤
they do, and its on purpose. They lose over $40m a year in revenue but that $40m returns untold revenue in getting people into the store and buying other, higher margin items. Why do you think the chickens are in the back of the store? (Almost) No one comes in and just buys rotisserie chicken. They come for the chicken, but leave with 10 other items.

The chicken is so valuable to them, that they invested $450m in their own chicken factory so as not to be 100% reliant of 3rd party farms and market fluctuation.
I love it. so smart
 
Just South. New Smyrna Beach. Would be cool to hang out. I owe you at least a couple drinks for the bourbon samples! You must be fishing up near Palm Coast?
Don't owe me anything mane! I can bring more goodies.

Fishing with my brother at his spot in Stuart area I believe. Don't know Specifics yet.
 
The one thing about Costco that is often overlooked is gas. The savings in gas alone is worth the membership. I would say, on average, it's .20 to .30 cheaper.
Times that by a 20 gallon tank and the dollars add up fast.

To me, everything else I buy at Costco is a bonus.
 
I too am a Costco lover. The Executive membership more than pays for itself.
How? They keep trying to get my wife to upgrade. She hates being sold anything. So she blows them off.

I too am a Costco lover. The Executive membership more than pays for itself.
How? They keep trying to get my wife to upgrade. She hates being sold anything. So she blows them off.
$60 for 2% cash back.
Spending 3k/yr is the break-even point.
I may have worded it wrong. What I meant was that I paid $110 to join, now it's $120 for executive, and haven't had to pay any membership dues since and most of the time I have a couple hundred in rewards to spend.
We dont actually spend that much at costco, but we use thier credit card for everything and got like $1200 shopping spree this year.

Granted, we put a lot on
I too am a Costco lover. The Executive membership more than pays for itself.
How? They keep trying to get my wife to upgrade. She hates being sold anything. So she blows them off.

I too am a Costco lover. The Executive membership more than pays for itself.
How? They keep trying to get my wife to upgrade. She hates being sold anything. So she blows them off.
$60 for 2% cash back.
Spending 3k/yr is the break-even point.
I may have worded it wrong. What I meant was that I paid $110 to join, now it's $120 for executive, and haven't had to pay any membership dues since and most of the time I have a couple hundred in rewards to spend.
We dont actually spend that much at costco, but we use thier credit card for everything and got like $1200 shopping spree this year.

Granted, we put a lot on the card this year. but pay it off each month
Do you have to spend the entire reward amount in one transaction?
 
I too am a Costco lover. The Executive membership more than pays for itself.
How? They keep trying to get my wife to upgrade. She hates being sold anything. So she blows them off.

I too am a Costco lover. The Executive membership more than pays for itself.
How? They keep trying to get my wife to upgrade. She hates being sold anything. So she blows them off.
$60 for 2% cash back.
Spending 3k/yr is the break-even point.
I may have worded it wrong. What I meant was that I paid $110 to join, now it's $120 for executive, and haven't had to pay any membership dues since and most of the time I have a couple hundred in rewards to spend.
We dont actually spend that much at costco, but we use thier credit card for everything and got like $1200 shopping spree this year.

Granted, we put a lot on
I too am a Costco lover. The Executive membership more than pays for itself.
How? They keep trying to get my wife to upgrade. She hates being sold anything. So she blows them off.

I too am a Costco lover. The Executive membership more than pays for itself.
How? They keep trying to get my wife to upgrade. She hates being sold anything. So she blows them off.
$60 for 2% cash back.
Spending 3k/yr is the break-even point.
I may have worded it wrong. What I meant was that I paid $110 to join, now it's $120 for executive, and haven't had to pay any membership dues since and most of the time I have a couple hundred in rewards to spend.
We dont actually spend that much at costco, but we use thier credit card for everything and got like $1200 shopping spree this year.

Granted, we put a lot on the card this year. but pay it off each month
Do you have to spend the entire reward amount in one transaction?
No I just direct deposited my 1300.....
 
I too am a Costco lover. The Executive membership more than pays for itself.
How? They keep trying to get my wife to upgrade. She hates being sold anything. So she blows them off.

I too am a Costco lover. The Executive membership more than pays for itself.
How? They keep trying to get my wife to upgrade. She hates being sold anything. So she blows them off.
$60 for 2% cash back.
Spending 3k/yr is the break-even point.
I may have worded it wrong. What I meant was that I paid $110 to join, now it's $120 for executive, and haven't had to pay any membership dues since and most of the time I have a couple hundred in rewards to spend.
We dont actually spend that much at costco, but we use thier credit card for everything and got like $1200 shopping spree this year.

Granted, we put a lot on
I too am a Costco lover. The Executive membership more than pays for itself.
How? They keep trying to get my wife to upgrade. She hates being sold anything. So she blows them off.

I too am a Costco lover. The Executive membership more than pays for itself.
How? They keep trying to get my wife to upgrade. She hates being sold anything. So she blows them off.
$60 for 2% cash back.
Spending 3k/yr is the break-even point.
I may have worded it wrong. What I meant was that I paid $110 to join, now it's $120 for executive, and haven't had to pay any membership dues since and most of the time I have a couple hundred in rewards to spend.
We dont actually spend that much at costco, but we use thier credit card for everything and got like $1200 shopping spree this year.

Granted, we put a lot on the card this year. but pay it off each month
Do you have to spend the entire reward amount in one transaction?
No I just direct deposited my 1300.....
Thanks. Just upgraded and was under the impression it wasn’t a real check, more like a gift certificate there
 
I too am a Costco lover. The Executive membership more than pays for itself.
How? They keep trying to get my wife to upgrade. She hates being sold anything. So she blows them off.

I too am a Costco lover. The Executive membership more than pays for itself.
How? They keep trying to get my wife to upgrade. She hates being sold anything. So she blows them off.
$60 for 2% cash back.
Spending 3k/yr is the break-even point.
I may have worded it wrong. What I meant was that I paid $110 to join, now it's $120 for executive, and haven't had to pay any membership dues since and most of the time I have a couple hundred in rewards to spend.
We dont actually spend that much at costco, but we use thier credit card for everything and got like $1200 shopping spree this year.

Granted, we put a lot on the card this year. but pay it off each month
This is me, why I don't do executive but you do know you can just keep the Cashback, you don't need to spend it in Costco
 
I too am a Costco lover. The Executive membership more than pays for itself.
How? They keep trying to get my wife to upgrade. She hates being sold anything. So she blows them off.

I too am a Costco lover. The Executive membership more than pays for itself.
How? They keep trying to get my wife to upgrade. She hates being sold anything. So she blows them off.
$60 for 2% cash back.
Spending 3k/yr is the break-even point.
I may have worded it wrong. What I meant was that I paid $110 to join, now it's $120 for executive, and haven't had to pay any membership dues since and most of the time I have a couple hundred in rewards to spend.
We dont actually spend that much at costco, but we use thier credit card for everything and got like $1200 shopping spree this year.

Granted, we put a lot on
I too am a Costco lover. The Executive membership more than pays for itself.
How? They keep trying to get my wife to upgrade. She hates being sold anything. So she blows them off.

I too am a Costco lover. The Executive membership more than pays for itself.
How? They keep trying to get my wife to upgrade. She hates being sold anything. So she blows them off.
$60 for 2% cash back.
Spending 3k/yr is the break-even point.
I may have worded it wrong. What I meant was that I paid $110 to join, now it's $120 for executive, and haven't had to pay any membership dues since and most of the time I have a couple hundred in rewards to spend.
We dont actually spend that much at costco, but we use thier credit card for everything and got like $1200 shopping spree this year.

Granted, we put a lot on the card this year. but pay it off each month
Do you have to spend the entire reward amount in one transaction?
No I just direct deposited my 1300.....
Thanks. Just upgraded and was under the impression it wasn’t a real check, more like a gift certificate ther
What do you mean upgraded? I don't have executive.

I jsut have the Costco Credit Card -
 
I too am a Costco lover. The Executive membership more than pays for itself.
How? They keep trying to get my wife to upgrade. She hates being sold anything. So she blows them off.

I too am a Costco lover. The Executive membership more than pays for itself.
How? They keep trying to get my wife to upgrade. She hates being sold anything. So she blows them off.
$60 for 2% cash back.
Spending 3k/yr is the break-even point.
I may have worded it wrong. What I meant was that I paid $110 to join, now it's $120 for executive, and haven't had to pay any membership dues since and most of the time I have a couple hundred in rewards to spend.
We dont actually spend that much at costco, but we use thier credit card for everything and got like $1200 shopping spree this year.

Granted, we put a lot on
I too am a Costco lover. The Executive membership more than pays for itself.
How? They keep trying to get my wife to upgrade. She hates being sold anything. So she blows them off.

I too am a Costco lover. The Executive membership more than pays for itself.
How? They keep trying to get my wife to upgrade. She hates being sold anything. So she blows them off.
$60 for 2% cash back.
Spending 3k/yr is the break-even point.
I may have worded it wrong. What I meant was that I paid $110 to join, now it's $120 for executive, and haven't had to pay any membership dues since and most of the time I have a couple hundred in rewards to spend.
We dont actually spend that much at costco, but we use thier credit card for everything and got like $1200 shopping spree this year.

Granted, we put a lot on the card this year. but pay it off each month
Do you have to spend the entire reward amount in one transaction?
No I just direct deposited my 1300.....
Thanks. Just upgraded and was under the impression it wasn’t a real check, more like a gift certificate ther
What do you mean upgraded? I don't have executive.

I jsut have the Costco Credit Card -
I’m asking about the annual Executive reward check.
 
I think there is some confusion by people.

The Costco Credit Card - is a $60 annual fee (its your Costco membership).

That earns
4% on eligible gas, costco gas up to 7k then 1%
3% on restaurant and eligible travel
2% on all coscto purchases
1% on everything else

This is money you are free to spend / deposit in your bank. I don't know the limit but I've got back over 1K since they switched from American Express

Now upgrading to executive $120
You get an additional 2% on Costco purchases.

That 2% reward is capped at 1K and sent to you and can only be used for Coscto purchases.

So if I had executive I would have received my 1300 cashback form the credit card.

And i would have received my executive 2% certificate to use in store.
 
I think there is some confusion by people.

The Costco Credit Card - is a $60 annual fee (its your Costco membership).

That earns
4% on eligible gas, costco gas up to 7k then 1%
3% on restaurant and eligible travel
2% on all coscto purchases
1% on everything else

This is money you are free to spend / deposit in your bank. I don't know the limit but I've got back over 1K since they switched from American Express

Now upgrading to executive $120
You get an additional 2% on Costco purchases.

That 2% reward is capped at 1K and sent to you and can only be used for Coscto purchases.

So if I had executive I would have received my 1300 cashback form the credit card.

And i would have received my executive 2% certificate to use in store.
FWIW... Sam's club has the same type CC that earns 5% on Gas, 3% on restaurants, 1% on everything else.
 
I think there is some confusion by people.

The Costco Credit Card - is a $60 annual fee (its your Costco membership).

That earns
4% on eligible gas, costco gas up to 7k then 1%
3% on restaurant and eligible travel
2% on all coscto purchases
1% on everything else

This is money you are free to spend / deposit in your bank. I don't know the limit but I've got back over 1K since they switched from American Express


This is what we do. Just got our check for $1150. All for doing nothing but pay for everything on their credit card and paying it off each month.
 

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