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EvoFire 01-13-2025 05:15 PM

You can max the cashback?

Hehe 01-13-2025 05:18 PM

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Originally Posted by EvoFire (Post 9161474)
You can max the cashback?

There’s a limit to it. 1250

EvoFire 01-13-2025 06:44 PM

^ Good to know, not that I think I would ever max it. Just not in the right income bracket. And then if I am, probably won't care lol

Hehe 01-13-2025 08:00 PM

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Originally Posted by EvoFire (Post 9161486)
^ Good to know, not that I think I would ever max it. Just not in the right income bracket. And then if I am, probably won't care lol

I don’t think regular household can max it. Even when my parents bought everything a cabin needs, from all the appliances to mattresses to beds and whatever you can think of, we still didn’t get to the 62500 of spending needed to mass the cash back for that year. The few peep I know who max out regularly all run businesses.

I do have a buddy who runs a Costco resale business, he used to have like 10 cards just so that he could get all the cash back he can. Until Costco caught the wind and cut all his memberships except one.

Badhobz 01-14-2025 06:16 AM

costco resale!? how the heck do you make money doing that. Why wouldnt anyone just buy their junk from costco.... its not like you get a volume discount from costco buying bulk.

Hondaracer 01-14-2025 06:52 AM

At some point that max cash back wasn’t in place because the one year we got $900 back when we did all our renos etc. the person who gave us the $950 back said the most he had ever seen as a cash back reward was $2600.. so whatever that works out to be probably $200,000+

Badhobz 01-14-2025 06:55 AM

im kinda peeved that the costco branded swag is mostly out east. almost 80% of my costco swag i got from montreal and/or online. Almost none are sold in local warehouses.

roastpuff 01-14-2025 07:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Badhobz (Post 9161506)
costco resale!? how the heck do you make money doing that. Why wouldnt anyone just buy their junk from costco.... its not like you get a volume discount from costco buying bulk.

A lot of it goes overseas iirc.

6793026 01-14-2025 09:17 AM

resale - cranberries, chocolate, dry figs, vitaminsssss hello????
IIRC - Richmond is the #1 sales across canada. someone correct me!

still remember this? people were lining up crazy for these.

https://clickinmyheels.com/wp-conten...1/img_5212.jpg

EvoFire 01-14-2025 09:51 AM

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Originally Posted by 6793026 (Post 9161539)
resale - cranberries, chocolate, dry figs, vitaminsssss hello????
IIRC - Richmond is the #1 sales across canada. someone correct me!

still remember this? people were lining up crazy for these.

https://clickinmyheels.com/wp-conten...1/img_5212.jpg

We had a box of those, ended up throwing the second bag away cause we couldn't finish it.

We've been much more wary about buying things from Costco cause we don't finish it and end up throwing a quarter or half away.

Badhobz 01-14-2025 11:01 AM

^they smell like ass too. They taste okay, but you pop the package and sniff them, they smell like ass.

Hehe 01-14-2025 11:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Badhobz (Post 9161506)
costco resale!? how the heck do you make money doing that. Why wouldnt anyone just buy their junk from costco.... its not like you get a volume discount from costco buying bulk.

As roastpuff pointed out, most goes oversea to China and Amazon 3rd party. The business is quite big... so big that they have storage/warehouse right next to Costco warehouses themselves.

If you see people buying the same stuff by the pallets, those are likely one of his colleagues/competitors.

Badhobz 01-14-2025 11:27 AM

but but but.... 80% of the stuff from costco is from china originally!!! what the shit, i swear, you can make a business out of anything.

Gerbs 01-14-2025 02:23 PM

I'm at $7,600 in meat, veggies, some entertainment and household products just for myself

Badhobz 01-14-2025 03:41 PM

Costco got some new shit today: Tuna Tataki and all this Chinese new year stuff, including this pretty special almond cookie crap that I've only seen in Macau.
https://i.postimg.cc/qv8sQKDX/D8953-...4-E9814-E9.jpg

https://i.postimg.cc/4xCvzPPx/IMG-7051.jpg

https://i.postimg.cc/66mfQtGR/IMG-7052.jpg

Hondaracer 01-14-2025 03:49 PM

They’ve had that tataki for a bit, looks appealing but kinda gotta eat it all in one go

Badhobz 01-14-2025 03:57 PM

oh really ? ive never seen it before. or maybe it was always sold out when I got there. I tried it today, its not bad.

red kryptonite 01-14-2025 04:01 PM

Island Costco doesn’t have sushi, such bs.

EvoFire 01-14-2025 04:20 PM

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Originally Posted by red kryptonite (Post 9161621)
Island Costco doesn’t have sushi, such bs.

Even in Vancouver, only the downtown location has sushi. None of the other ones do yet.

bcrdukes 01-14-2025 07:39 PM

OMG Yeng Kee almond cookies. Only one of the biggest tourist traps Macau has to offer. (Worth trying if you haven't before though.) :D

$16.99/box is not bad considering they cost about the same there (if not more!) Also, fuck Macau. Piece of trash place.

xxxrsxxx 01-14-2025 08:58 PM

Has anyone tried the A-Sha Dan Dan noodles? (They are on sale this week BTW) I heard that Momofuku noodles are manufactured by A-Sha. I've never tried both brands before and was wondering what all the hype is with these instant noodles.

BIC_BAWS 01-14-2025 09:09 PM

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Originally Posted by EvoFire (Post 9161622)
Even in Vancouver, only the downtown location has sushi. None of the other ones do yet.

I went once. I would not go all the way to downtown costco.. just for sushi ever again.

bcrdukes 01-14-2025 09:18 PM

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Originally Posted by xxxrsxxx (Post 9161654)
Has anyone tried the A-Sha Dan Dan noodles? (They are on sale this week BTW) I heard that Momofuku noodles are manufactured by A-Sha. I've never tried both brands before and was wondering what all the hype is with these instant noodles.

They're just well made, good quality noodles, in my opinion. The ingredients are simple.

If I were to draw a line of hype = 10/10 will eat again because social media told me so, I would say these are more realistically 7/10 with some room to bump to 8 or fail down to a 5 if you let the hype get to you. No need to overthink it.

red kryptonite 01-14-2025 09:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by EvoFire (Post 9161622)
Even in Vancouver, only the downtown location has sushi. None of the other ones do yet.

oh no fomo then :badpokerface:

Traum 01-14-2025 09:30 PM

Yeng Kee almond cookies! I can't even remember the last time when I had them. I've only been getting my fix for Macau cookies / bakery goods with Choi Heong Yuen products, and those are getting expensive too.

Now my Costco bill is gonna go up again... FailFish


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