Anonymous
Post 03/13/2018 06:38     Subject: Taking friend to Costco
Anonymous wrote:Oh geez. My husband has a card, and we have diode rent last names. I go with him, and pay with my visa. Now we share Visa cards, but didn’t before we were married, and it was no big deal to put my things on one purchase with my Visa, and his on another


Autocorrect “diode tent” = different
Anonymous
Post 03/13/2018 06:37     Subject: Taking friend to Costco
Oh geez. My husband has a card, and we have diode rent last names. I go with him, and pay with my visa. Now we share Visa cards, but didn’t before we were married, and it was no big deal to put my things on one purchase with my Visa, and his on another
Anonymous
Post 03/11/2018 00:16     Subject: Re:Taking friend to Costco
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I think it is A-Ok to let your friend use your membership card and pay separately.


It's cheating Costco and its members.

Stop embarrassing yourself. Costco allows this. Unless you own Costco your opinion means zilch.
Anonymous
Post 03/10/2018 21:37     Subject: Taking friend to Costco
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Ummm Costco is okay with h that s why do you all have a problem with it. With a Costco membership you are allOwed to bring a guest. When I had a membership and use to bring a friend they were allowed to pay with cash, check or s debit card. There was no need for subterfuge... you are allowed to bring a guest with you. Costco makes my bey off of the sales volume much like Walmart... geez people you are so uptight and strange!


THIS

Costco openly allows this - it’s not a big deal. Guess either pays with cash or reimburses you

Sock puppet or both need to learn English.
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I speaka American just fine thank you. You however are an idiot! Now get off the interwebs, take a chill pill and a then go outside to your weighted down minivan and make yourself useful by organizing and finding somewhere to put all that crap you bought at Costco today!
Anonymous
Post 03/10/2018 17:09     Subject: Taking friend to Costco
Yep. I'm a stickler about not cheating stores by returning things not purchased there (unless you are up front about it, and they agree), but this is fine.

The difference is that you don't have to hide what you are doing. Costco has determined that this is in their best interest, and they explicitly permit it.
Anonymous
Post 03/10/2018 17:05     Subject: Taking friend to Costco
These people are crazy. It’s normal to want to see what they have before joining it’s fine op. Sorry so many crazies.
Anonymous
Post 03/10/2018 16:55     Subject: Re:Taking friend to Costco
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I think it is A-Ok to let your friend use your membership card and pay separately.


It's cheating Costco and its members.


Read the rest of thread, Costco actually lets you do this and bring up to 2 guests per visit. The friend just needs to pay the member back for the purchases.
https://www.costco.com/member-privileges-conditions.html

So many picky, easily offended rule maker-uppers and judgey people here.

Anonymous
Post 03/10/2018 14:24     Subject: Re:Taking friend to Costco
Anonymous wrote:I think it is A-Ok to let your friend use your membership card and pay separately.


It's cheating Costco and its members.
Anonymous
Post 03/10/2018 09:26     Subject: Taking friend to Costco
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Is your friend not a costco member?

They won't accept your friend's check bc shopping at costco is a paid/member privilege.

Just have your friend reimburse you. You'll be in for a bigger rebate at the end if the year.


I’ve never gotten a rebate at the end of the year. Details, please!

You need the executive membership. Our rebate always covers the membership fee.