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Mar 28th, 2022 11:55 am

DoorCrasher [OP]: Deal Fanatic; Nov 21, 2013; 8128 posts; 9304 upvotes; Montréal

Mar 28th, 2022 11:55 am

[Costco] Sign up as an EXECUTIVE MEMBER get $40 off $100 at Costco.ca GOLD STAR MEMBER $20 OFF

Deal Link:: https://www.costco.ca/membership-offer. ... wgQAvD_BwE
Savings:: Up to 40%
Retailer:: Costco

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Now is the best time to become a member
At Costco, it's all about quality you can see and feel, brands you know and love, and services you can trust.
LIMITED-TIME OFFER

Sign up as an
EXECUTIVE MEMBER
& receive a voucher for
$40 OFF a $100 purchase on Costco.ca*
Use promo code COSTCO 40
Executive Membership:
$120 per year (plus applicable taxes)
and includes a FREE Household† card.

Sign up as a
GOLD STAR MEMBER
& receive a voucher for $20 OFF a $100 purchase on Costco.ca
Use promo code COSTCO 20
Gold Star Membership:
$60 per year (plus applicable taxes)
and includes a FREE Household† card.

When paying for your membership, enter promo code at checkout.
You will receive an email from Costco that will include your membership number. Bring the email to the Membership Counter at any Costco location in Canada to pick up your membership card(s).
You will then receive an email within 2 to 4 business days with your Costco.ca online voucher to use towards your next online purchase.

Become member here ===} https://www.costco.ca/join-costco.html

FROM THE FINE PRINTS: This offer is for new members or memberships that have been expired for more than 18 months. Offer only available online on Costco.ca, expires August 28, 2022 and may not be combined with any other offers.
I won't copy/paste all the fine prints. Please refer to Costco website for more informations

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Mar 28th, 2022 2:28 pm

elbarto232: Newbie; Nov 6, 2019; 68 posts; 17 upvotes; Toronto/Ajax

Mar 28th, 2022 2:28 pm

This isn’t better than the referral deal right? you get someone to refer you and both you and referrer get $50 - or is there a catch to that?

Mar 28th, 2022 3:05 pm

Cheap Cat: Deal Guru; Aug 20, 2005; 10897 posts; 3021 upvotes; Nowhere

Mar 28th, 2022 3:05 pm

Someone votes poor merchant reputation on every Costco deal. I've never understood that.

That being said, if you can hold off they do offer higher voucher amounts but you have to spend more. When I rejoined last December, it was $50 off $150 on the Gold Star membership and $100 off $250 on the Executive. Since I was planning to buy something over $250 anyways, I signed up for the Executive membership and that voucher covered a good chunk of my membership fee. Coupled with the $25 voucher (I got a gift card) for setting up auto renew and the 2% back on my purchase, my membership was covered. I had been a long time Gold Star member (since the early '90s) but had let it lapse when I realized I no longer spent enough at Costco to justify being a member. I used to split my membership with my dad who stopped shopping there plus many items that I used to regularly purchase they stopped carrying over the years. Ironically it was when I had a Costco credit card that I didn't use anywhere else that I realized how little I spent there. I don't plan on renewing but we'll see at the end of the year.

Mar 28th, 2022 3:40 pm

Tapout123: Deal Addict; Feb 2, 2010; 1365 posts; 1270 upvotes

Mar 28th, 2022 3:40 pm

Just as a PSA, if you return anything from the online order that you use the voucher on, they will deduct a proportional amount from the refund. Case in point, I did the "register a credit card for renewal and get a $25 voucher off a $100 online order". I ordered a couple of pairs of pants and a couple of the (now famous) Kirkland sweatshirts, total came to about $105 before tax. I returned a pair of the pants and they deducted about $6 from the refund. I asked about it and the lady at the counter said that was why,

I couldn't argue the point. I'll know for next time.

Beep\Bop\Boop

Mar 28th, 2022 3:41 pm

hvc: Deal Fanatic; Aug 31, 2010; 7158 posts; 6239 upvotes

Mar 28th, 2022 3:41 pm

Cheap Cat wrote: ↑ Someone votes poor merchant reputation on every Costco deal. I've never understood that.

The day Costco is a poor merchant, we're all doomed lol

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Mar 28th, 2022 3:42 pm

hvc: Deal Fanatic; Aug 31, 2010; 7158 posts; 6239 upvotes

Mar 28th, 2022 3:42 pm

Tapout123 wrote: ↑ Just as a PSA, if you return anything from the online order that you use the voucher on, they will deduct a proportional amount from the refund. Case in point, I did the "register a credit card for renewal and get a $25 voucher off a $100 online order". I ordered a couple of pairs of pants and a couple of the (now famous) Kirkland sweatshirts, total came to about $105 before tax. I returned a pair of the pants and they deducted about $6 from the refund. I asked about it and the lady at the counter said that was why,

I couldn't argue the point. I'll know for next time.

You got hustled lol - you get any voucher back as a costco cash card. Call customer service and have them fix it for you.

They got a new system so some folks are doing returns incorrectly if you use a cash card - it shows up as a "coupon" on their main POS system, hence why it got deducted for you.

edit: sorry it goes back to your credit card, they view the "voucher" as a cash card. That's what the customer service line (and a returns desk rep) told me. Same thing almost happened to me (returned part of an order), but I had it rectified.

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Mar 28th, 2022 3:43 pm

DoorCrasher [OP]: Deal Fanatic; Nov 21, 2013; 8128 posts; 9304 upvotes; Montréal

Mar 28th, 2022 3:43 pm

Temporel wrote: ↑I think the one who downvoted for "Unable to get the deal" did it just to upset OP.

Should RFD get rid of the "Unable to get the deal" box when voting on a deal?

Edit: now a second one downvoted for "Poor merchant reputation"

Stop it people! You are killing me!

Costco who has the best products at the best prices with the best return policy on the market! People return worn dresses and fryers with oil in it.

12 of the Weirdest Returns Costco Employees Have Ever Seen

The guy who makes photo reports of Costco has > 166,000 upvotes!

Poor merchant reputation indeed! What a clown!

Lâche pas mon DoorCrasher!

LOL @ poor merchant reputation. Must be the same Guy who downvotes all Costco threads (anonymously, of course

) because he once had a bad experience on His lifetime... We all know here that Costco have one of the best if not THE best return policy, and is a geloved merchant here on RFD... for the one Who downvoted for "unable to get the deal" since you pointed us to this hé just changes his mind to "other". Indeed a revenge downvote. Another childish behavior

Cheap Cat wrote: ↑ Someone votes poor merchant reputation on every Costco deal. I've never understood that.

That being said, if you can hold off they do offer higher voucher amounts but you have to spend more. When I rejoined last December, it was $50 off $150 on the Gold Star membership and $100 off $250 on the Executive. Since I was planning to buy something over $250 anyways, I signed up for the Executive membership and that voucher covered a good chunk of my membership fee. Coupled with the $25 voucher (I got a gift card) for setting up auto renew and the 2% back on my purchase, my membership was covered. I had been a long time Gold Star member (since the early '90s) but had let it lapse when I realized I no longer spent enough at Costco to justify being a member. I used to split my membership with my dad who stopped shopping there plus many items that I used to regularly purchase they stopped carrying over the years. Ironically it was when I had a Costco credit card that I didn't use anywhere else that I realized how little I spent there. I don't plan on renewing but we'll see at the end of the year.

They sometime give better value. It all depends. But for one who thinks about having a Costco membership now it's the best of both worlds. The promo you mention was better then for the Gold Star membership with, actually, a return of 20% when it was 33%, but for the Executive membership it is actually the same return of 40% now, and then

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Mar 28th, 2022 5:11 pm

Tapout123: Deal Addict; Feb 2, 2010; 1365 posts; 1270 upvotes

Mar 28th, 2022 5:11 pm

hvc wrote: ↑ You got hustled lol - you get any voucher back as a costco cash card. Call customer service and have them fix it for you.

They got a new system so some folks are doing returns incorrectly if you use a cash card - it shows up as a "coupon" on their main POS system, hence why it got deducted for you.

edit: sorry it goes back to your credit card, they view the "voucher" as a cash card. That's what the customer service line (and a returns desk rep) told me.

I'll give their customer service a call but I wasn't "hustled". The clerk didn't have anything to do with it, the return receipt shows that it was a voucher and it says in the fine print in the voucher e-mail "Voucher amount will not be reissued if merchandise is returned" so it definitely wouldn't have been re-issued as a cash card.

Beep\Bop\Boop

Mar 28th, 2022 5:48 pm

Nev007: Deal Addict; Jan 2, 2017; 1484 posts; 2220 upvotes

Mar 28th, 2022 5:48 pm

hvc wrote: ↑ You got hustled lol - you get any voucher back as a costco cash card. Call customer service and have them fix it for you.

They got a new system so some folks are doing returns incorrectly if you use a cash card - it shows up as a "coupon" on their main POS system, hence why it got deducted for you.

edit: sorry it goes back to your credit card, they view the "voucher" as a cash card. That's what the customer service line (and a returns desk rep) told me. Same thing almost happened to me (returned part of an order), but I had it rectified.

So what exactly are you saying? Were you able to get the full amount for the returned item back, even though it was purchased using a discount code?

Mar 28th, 2022 6:54 pm

elty: Deal Fanatic; Dec 11, 2003; 8480 posts; 1012 upvotes

Mar 28th, 2022 6:54 pm

If your sign up for their executive membership, does it guarantee the rebate for first year still?

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Mar 28th, 2022 6:57 pm

ahammad: Deal Addict; Mar 5, 2016; 1908 posts; 1353 upvotes

Mar 28th, 2022 6:57 pm

hvc wrote: ↑ You got hustled lol - you get any voucher back as a costco cash card. Call customer service and have them fix it for you.

They got a new system so some folks are doing returns incorrectly if you use a cash card - it shows up as a "coupon" on their main POS system, hence why it got deducted for you.

edit: sorry it goes back to your credit card, they view the "voucher" as a cash card. That's what the customer service line (and a returns desk rep) told me. Same thing almost happened to me (returned part of an order), but I had it rectified.

First time I hear of this. The general consensus has been that returning items purchased in part with a promotional voucher means you lose the voucher. If I used a $100 off of $500 and return the item, I get the amount paid on my credit card back, but they will not reissue the voucher.

Mar 28th, 2022 9:13 pm

hvc: Deal Fanatic; Aug 31, 2010; 7158 posts; 6239 upvotes

Mar 28th, 2022 9:13 pm

Tapout123 wrote: ↑
I'll give their customer service a call but I wasn't "hustled". The clerk didn't have anything to do with it, the return receipt shows that it was a voucher and it says in the fine print in the voucher e-mail "Voucher amount will not be reissued if merchandise is returned" so it definitely wouldn't have been re-issued as a cash card.

Nev007 wrote: ↑
So what exactly are you saying? Were you able to get the full amount for the returned item back, even though it was purchased using a discount code?

ahammad wrote: ↑
First time I hear of this. The general consensus has been that returning items purchased in part with a promotional voucher means you lose the voucher. If I used a $100 off of $500 and return the item, I get the amount paid on my credit card back, but they will not reissue the voucher.

Yeah I used one of those $25 off $100 vouchers for auto renew. Returned a couple items which took me below $100 (wasn't trying to skirt the rules), and got the full value of my return refunded. Return rep and costco.ca customer service said that's how it should work.

Sounds like I got lucky, then.

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