On 15/11/2017 15:04, Jim GM4DHJ ... wrote:
"Bob Eager" wrote in message
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On Wed, 15 Nov 2017 14:14:47 +0000, Jim GM4DHJ ... wrote:

joined Costco in about '95 never covered the £30 fee over the years I
was a member......great if you want to stuff your face american style
with buns but not much else ......waste of money supermarkets are
cheaper...same with makro .....

Actually, supermarkets are not cheaper - not for the household goods and
food we buy. I did a very careful analysis, and we easily cover the cost
of membership, fuel and more.

We buy large packs of loo rolls, tissues, kitchen rolls (but not blue
rool, Nisbets are cheaper). Plus catering packs of meat (mince, chicken,
bacon, etc.) which we split up and freeze. Then there is the cat food,
soup, Marmite, olive oil, etc.

I have to say that on our second visit we bought a load of storage
shelving...

Typical spend for us is £500-£600 a visit - perhaps five times a year.



...and their Kirkland batteries leak ........



Which batteries don't? If you are daft enough to neglect equipment, what
do you expect? Accept responsibility Jim.

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