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Clutterfree

Aplogies if this isn't the right place to ask...

Do Costco sell IPOD's and docking stations any cheaper?
If so, any idea which ones?

Our nearest Costco is an hour and a half away so I don't want to go all that way if I can get it cheaper online.
Also, if they do sell them do they come with an extended warranty?

Many thanks.

Tim_Deegan

Clutterfree wrote: »

Aplogies if this isn't the right place to ask...

Do Costco sell IPOD's and docking stations any cheaper?
If so, any idea which ones?

Our nearest Costco is an hour and a half away so I don't want to go all that way if I can get it cheaper online.
Also, if they do sell them do they come with an extended warranty?

Many thanks.

They do sell them, but I don't know if they are any cheaper, or if there is an extended warranty.

xxlaurissaxx

How do you get a costco card? xx

Tim_Deegan

xxlaurissaxx wrote: »

How do you get a costco card? xx

Have a look here: http://www.costco.co.uk/Membership_home/Terms_conds/terms_condition.htm

Bob63

Tim_Deegan wrote: »

They do sell them, but I don't know if they are any cheaper, or if there is an extended warranty.

Yes, cheaper but not by much. Yes, they come with a two year warranty. Yesterday they had 8GB Nano and also Classic (can't remember what size)

Mike

Tim_Deegan

cheesy.mike wrote: »

Yes, cheaper but not by much. Yes, they come with a two year warranty. Yesterday they had 8GB Nano and also Classic (can't remember what size)

Mike

Not much point Clutterfree driving an hour and a half then. Unless they empty their freezer and buy a car load of food at the same time.

shopndrop

Clutterfree wrote: »

Do Costco sell IPOD's and docking stations any cheaper?
If so, any idea which ones?

Also, if they do sell them do they come with an extended warranty?

I would give them a ring and ask them, but don't ring them at a time they are likely to be busy. I have always found them to be very helpful when enquiring if they sell something. You could also ask them about the warranty at the same time.

stephmcuk

hi,

I was thinking the other day of joining costco to get loads of meat to leave in the freezer.

Could anyone tell me how much they pay for chicken breast, meat,lamb ect....Just seeing if it would work out getting it in bulk would be better.

Thankyou very much:beer:

Tim_Deegan

stephmcuk wrote: »

hi,

I was thinking the other day of joining costco to get loads of meat to leave in the freezer.

Could anyone tell me how much they pay for chicken breast, meat,lamb ect....Just seeing if it would work out getting it in bulk would be better.

Thankyou very much:beer:

I often buy trays of around 14 large chicken breasts for around £13 to £14 from costco. In most of the big supermarkets it costs £5 to £6 for three large breasts.

The meat does seem to be very good quality in costco.

basill

Tim_Deegan wrote: »

The meat does seem to be very good quality in costco.

Agreed,

We rarely leave without a tray of lamb leg steaks, Yum.
Many of their other cuts, especially pork chops are very thick, some can be cut in half or `butterflied` and still make a good portion.

On another note I saw an HP 6280 all in one printer there for £70, I recently got one for £99 (grumble grumble thought I`d done my shopping around), its a good printer and the Costco satisfaction guarantee is a good extra for an inkjet.

B