Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There are these things called telephones. If you use one to call them they will actually tell you

Yeah...no.

I am guessing you have never called a big retail store before asking about stock.

NP. I've called Costco several times about certain model camera and TV and laptop I was shopping for and they could look up on the screen if they had them in the warehouse and even how many. So it's not a crazy suggestion OP

+1, it's super easy at Costco. Once I was there wondering if another warehouse had a product I was looking for (i didn't remember the product name or brand). The guy typed in 'sweet potato' (key ingredient) and it took two seconds to find the exact product I wanted, which warehouses had it and which ones were getting more and when. So easy for them. It's not like Wal-mart.

Anonymous wrote:There are these things called telephones. If you use one to call them they will actually tell you

Sure, I could’ve done this but crowdsourcing on dcum so much more fun.

Thanks everyone for your help. Yes I am looking for a ginormous ream. It is for a donation for preschool class and I would like to send a couple of reams. The more the better and looking for the best price too.

Also, in the past I have called their customer service but it’s taken a long time and I don’t have the time to sit on the phone, hence DCUM.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There are these things called telephones. If you use one to call them they will actually tell you

Yeah...no.

I am guessing you have never called a big retail store before asking about stock.

NP. I've called Costco several times about certain model camera and TV and laptop I was shopping for and they could look up on the screen if they had them in the warehouse and even how many. So it's not a crazy suggestion OP

They’ve had it before. No idea if they have it now. Costco changes their inventory all the time.

Anonymous wrote:There are these things called telephones. If you use one to call them they will actually tell you

Yeah...no.

I am guessing you have never called a big retail store before asking about stock.

There are these things called telephones. If you use one to call them they will actually tell you

Anonymous wrote:Dollar store.

+100

Dollar store.

Target has cheap construction paper.

Try Michaels. They always have coupons.

Did you check Costco online? They ship free.

They might but it will only be a ginormous ream of it.

They used to have it all the time but I haven't seen it there in awhile.

Last time I was at the Gaithersburg Costco, they did not have it.

Does anyone know or has purchased construction paper from Costco in Montgomery county? I need to buy a few packages and I’m trying to figure out if amazon will be cheaper.