Xexo wrote:I learned today that as of 1/2/2021 Costco will no longer cash the Executive Member's refund "checks". They can only be used for membership payment or store purchases.
That I don't know, and didn't even think to ask. Mea culpa.JoelF wrote:Xexo wrote:I learned today that as of 1/2/2021 Costco will no longer cash the Executive Member's refund "checks". They can only be used for membership payment or store purchases.
So if you have a $200 check they won't give you the "change" on a $50 purchase?
Hey Joel. I asked and was told that you could buy a bag of candy and get the rest of the money back as change. So you just have to buy something with the refund check to get the rest back as change.JoelF wrote:Xexo wrote:I learned today that as of 1/2/2021 Costco will no longer cash the Executive Member's refund "checks". They can only be used for membership payment or store purchases.
So if you have a $200 check they won't give you the "change" on a $50 purchase?
Xexo wrote:Hey Joel. I asked and was told that you could buy a bag of candy and get the rest of the money back as change. So you just have to buy something with the refund check to get the rest back as change.JoelF wrote:Xexo wrote:I learned today that as of 1/2/2021 Costco will no longer cash the Executive Member's refund "checks". They can only be used for membership payment or store purchases.
So if you have a $200 check they won't give you the "change" on a $50 purchase?
Artie wrote:I haven't bought a rotisserie chicken in over 20+ years. "Showtime Set It and Forget it Rotisserie" Still going strong.
Cathy2 wrote:Artie wrote:I haven't bought a rotisserie chicken in over 20+ years. "Showtime Set It and Forget it Rotisserie" Still going strong.
How do you keep it so clean?
Regards,
Cathy2
Willkat98 wrote:Cathy2 wrote:Artie wrote:I haven't bought a rotisserie chicken in over 20+ years. "Showtime Set It and Forget it Rotisserie" Still going strong.
How do you keep it so clean?
Regards,
Cathy2
That's a 20 year old picture
I think it is because he's never used it. Don't use it, it doesn't get dirty.Artie wrote:Willkat98 wrote:Cathy2 wrote:Artie wrote:I haven't bought a rotisserie chicken in over 20+ years. "Showtime Set It and Forget it Rotisserie" Still going strong.
How do you keep it so clean?
Regards,
Cathy2
That's a 20 year old picture
Hahaha...My secret is out.
Xexo wrote:I think it is because he's never used it. Don't use it, it doesn't get dirty.Artie wrote:Willkat98 wrote:Cathy2 wrote:Artie wrote:I haven't bought a rotisserie chicken in over 20+ years. "Showtime Set It and Forget it Rotisserie" Still going strong.
How do you keep it so clean?
Regards,
Cathy2
That's a 20 year old picture
Hahaha...My secret is out.
Xexo wrote:Also, the spiral cut hams were $7 off each ham, no limit. Not sure if that was just the Salem Oregon Store or not.
I've had one like that, but only one. The last ham I got was quite good. Better than any I'd had in quite awhile. I'll be trying this one tomorrow.boudreaulicious wrote:Xexo wrote:Also, the spiral cut hams were $7 off each ham, no limit. Not sure if that was just the Salem Oregon Store or not.
My MIL handled the entire Easter dinner except for a salad I threw together because I’m about to start a kitchen reno and most everything is packed up. She bought one of those hams and it was just awful—we barely ate any of it. Off flavored sweetness, bitter crust, spongy texture. Yuck. Won’t be doing that again.
Cathy2 wrote:Sample update: I saw a cracker in a paper sleeve given to a customer who had to promise to eat it outside.
JoelF wrote:Cathy2 wrote:Sample update: I saw a cracker in a paper sleeve given to a customer who had to promise to eat it outside.
They've been doing that for a couple months now, chocolate chips, pretzel chips, nothing cooked.
WillG wrote:Actually the Mettawa store.
-Will