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Right now, on Living Social, you can purchase a Costco Membership for $55 and receive a bonus $20 Costco cash card and coupons. This is the equivalent of getting membership for $35! (I’m already a Costco member or else I’d be buying this!)
Here is the link:LivingSocial Deal
Here are the details and terms:
the fine print
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A New York frequent flyer who elegantly combines her passions for worldwide travel, running a gazillion marathons all over the globe and staying fit ... without sacrificing her fancy for good wine and food.
So – If I have been the primary account-holder for the last several years but used my “extra card” for my wife – would she be qualified to use this promotion as a “new account” or would she be considered to have been a “member” since she has been on my account with the extra card?
I’ve actually been wondering the same question. If you find the answer, can you share?
Thought I’d chime in!
Yes, she is totally eligible to get her own account. The extra household card is simply a perk of membership – it doesn’t prevent anyone else from getting their own membership.
I joined Costco with a similar deal and have never looked back. It’s so great for big grocery trips and stocking up. I’ve saved so much money there.
Depending on how much you think you’ll spend, it might be worth upgrading to an Executive Membership. But this is a great place to start!
thanks!!