COSTCO Locations

We've had a few requests to try and make a MEGATHREAD with relevant information pertaining to the snow storm we are scheduled to get this weekend. # What Should I Buy to Prepare? Ideally shelf-stable foods. Or the classic 'Eggs, Bread, and Milk' if you want to make some french toast or something? Realistically, I see it generally recommended to grab stuff that doesn't need to be heated and can be eaten cold/room temp in the scenario that your power goes out. (Assuming you don't have a camping stove/gas stove.) If your stuff requires chilling, you can generally put it outside or in a garage (assuming uninsulated) to keep it chilled. I always stock up on some bread...

What's the deal with chemist warehouse fragrances? Their prices are significantly cheaper than department stores, and I'm just wondering what the catch is?

I cannot afford a speed queen, my mom insists on getting a top loader with an agitator, it cannot be greater than 4.8 cu. ft., and I can only afford to spend at most $800. All of those preferences are my mom's, not mine, except for my budget. I am also looking for a washer that can last at least 4 years. I have been considering LGs because most negative reviews are concerns about water not filling and clothes not being cleaned, which implies that LG top load washers don't really breakdown. Granted, water not filling and clothes not being cleaned are issues themselves, but I have read that those issues can be resolved by pre-filling with water and using the right settings. I am lo...

Hong Kong plans to sign an agreement with the Shanghai Gold Exchange this week to establish a cross-border clearing system for gold trading, Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po announced Sunday. The two exchanges will sign the agreement at the 19th Asian Financial Forum on January 26-27, positioning Hong Kong as a bridge between Western markets and China’s gold demand. The planned central clearing system aims to reduce transaction costs, enhance trading efficiency, and increase market liquidity, Chan wrote in his weekly blog. Hong Kong targets trial operations to begin within 2026, with the Shanghai Gold Exchange participating in the system. The initiative comes as gold prices surged mo...

$79 Surprise gift set $30 Mystery lucky bag Free gift of a mirror and small primer \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ List of items obtained: Midsummer fairytales tea menthe hand mirror | Value $25 / (not sold separately in China) Midsummer fairytales coating lip lacquer G09 firefly | Value $20 / ¥69 Midsummer fairytales liquid highlighter 01 moonlight swing | Value $22 / ¥69 Strawberry rococo five color eyeshadow palette G01 star moon strawberry | Value $35 / ¥99 Strawberry rococo glowy lipgloss G03 berry bomb | Value $20 / ¥69 Strawberry rococo embossed blush G01 romantic blossom | Value $26 / ¥79 Strawberry Cupid heart shaped marshmallow powder puff | Value not sold Butterfly cloud hig...

We're down to 48 stores with gold, mostly in the taxable states. GOLD IN STOCK (48 stores) - Queen Creek (Queen Creek, AZ) - Clovis (Clovis, CA) - El Centro (El Centro, CA) - Fresno (Fresno, CA) - N Fresno (Fresno, CA) - Goleta (Goleta, CA) - Highland (Highland, CA) - La Quinta (La Quinta, CA) - Lancaster CA (Lancaster, CA) - Los Feliz (Los Angeles, CA) - Redwood City (Redwood City, CA) - Rohnert Park (Rohnert Park, CA) - Salinas (Salinas, CA) - San Bernardino (San Bernardino, CA) - San Francisco (San Francisco, CA) - Sand City (Sand City, CA) - Santa Maria (Santa Maria, CA) ...

CREDIT PROFILE \* Current credit cards you are the primary account holder of: \* Venture X \* Autograph \* Bilt 1.0 \* Citi Costco \* FICO scores with source: 800? \* Oldest credit card account age: 4 years, 2 mos \* Cards approved in the past 6 months: 1 \* Cards approved in the past 12 months: 2 \* Cards approved in the past 24 months: 3 \* Annual income $: 180,000 CATEGORIES \* Ok with category-specific cards?: Yes \* Ok with rotating category cards?: No \* Estimate average monthly spend in the categories below. \* Dining $: 500 \* Groceries $: 400 (Costco - Citi). 100 (Fresh/Perishable Food) \* Gas $: 300 (Costco - Citi) - I could consider d...

My local GameStop has some Moltres UPCs and i was interested in getting one of them. It’s $180 and I know that retail store wise it’s inflated but I have never once been able to catch a target, Walmart, Best Buy, Costco, or sams club drop so GameStop prices might be the only opportunity I have to acquire one. Even at $180 would it be a good purchase as a long term hold or that’s still a crazy price? In a few months would Facebook marketplace maybe have slightly better prices? I swear I’m not trying to cope but I really think $180 might be the floor for me. But I would LIKE to get proved wrong and that $180 is still insane for them. Thank you for reading!

Aldi warehouse workers are the definition of “let me make this someone else’s problem later.” Instead of fixing issues when they see them, problems just get passed down the line to the stores, which only creates more chaos. We’re all supposed to be on the same team, but anyone who works here can clearly see the divide between store employees and warehouse workers.

Trying to gauge other people's experience. I have bought eyeglasses at Costco for yeara, for both myself and kids. The kids have on occasion broken them and I have had to get another pair. I havent been happy with my new pair (<6 months old). Lense has popped out on occasion and now started having an issue closing one side. Took it into the warehouse and they said that frame is discontinued but the frame is bent. As someone who has bifocal, I literally have them on the entire day and dont know how I could have bent the frame. Has anyone been successful in having a frame warrantied out? What is your experience?

I put down my first ever army supply depot but the workers are not fetching any of the items it needs. I made sure to put a pull order on both of my warehouses storing the items needed and i am overflowing with everything needed but when i hover over either of the orders the tooltip states “the destination room does not have any crates available of the selected resources” Does anyone know what I am doing wrong?

My wife lost her engagement and wedding rings at Ipswich Costco yesterday (20 Jan). Most likely in the car park, but potentially inside the store. Their both gold. The engagement ring has a single rose-cut (wide and flat) diamond, and the wedding band has a notch to fit against the engagement ring. Please DM if you have any info.

My wife lost her engagement and wedding rings at Ipswich Costco yesterday (20 Jan). Most likely in the car park, but potentially inside the store. Their both gold. The engagement ring has a single rose-cut (wide and flat) diamond, and the wedding band has a notch to fit against the engagement ring. Please DM if you have any info.

**The title said grocery habits, but this is really a grocery and refrigeration/food storage combo issue.** I am in my thirties, my parents are in their 60s. They have two full size fridges, but they are always full because my parents cannot say no to a bulk “deal.” For example, if a Costco pallet of 12 avocados is $24, they will buy that instead of paying $3 an avocado at the grocery store for the 2-3 avocados that they can actually planned to buy. I have not lived at home for two decades now but even when I was living at home, we are not a big family with a lot of consumption needs - two parents, one daughter. And I honestly don’t recall my parents bulk shopping to this degree as a ...

I came across [nisbah](https://nisbah.com.au/) while searching for perfumes in Australia and noticed their name coming up alongside discussions about authenticity and grey-market fragrances. So I looked a bit deeper — not to buy immediately, but to understand what kind of store this actually is. From what I can tell, [nisbah](https://nisbah.com.au/) positions itself differently from big discount retailers. Instead of pushing volume or massive sales banners, they focus heavily on explaining: •how perfume authenticity works, •why batch codes alone aren’t enough, •& how grey-market perfumes are legal but misunderstood in Australia. What stood out to me is that they don�...

With the sudden elimination of outbound at my Fresh store and others I was curious if any of you other outbound associates out there in the same situation have been offered a transfer to grocery warehouse? More specially any transfer offer for flex to either ULA6 or UCA5??