There is a CostCo opening in Docklands (in around september supposedly) and I'm still unsure what it is. I know its a big US chain. I know they sell everything in bulk for less. So its really going to be helpful during the food price explosion. BUT is it available for retail OR is it only available to Business? I am not from the US, have never been to a CostCo so I have no idea what to expect. I mean if I can save a heap I'll be sure to do a big shop with a few families and split it all, but if its just for business how is that going to help the retailers?
It is interesting.
I guess it would be beneficial if you lived close to the city and had a group which you could all go in for. I think that sometimes the effort to go to a place like this outweighs the savings you can potentially make. For us we would have to take into account the travel time, fuel and parking costs compared to the savings. In many instances I have found that what boasts to be wholesale prices (I have been to Cambells Cash and Carry for items for our youth group) really isn't saving that much. The membership on top of it is another thing!
I could be good tho
i've only ever used one for work things when i was in the uk & the prices were definitely good. not sure if i'd use it for us though - unless, same as cai, we shared a membership with my parents or something & then we could buy in bulk for a few of us?
You can read what it is - it's in Docklands. I know people in the States who go - but I never have and am very curious as to whether it is all some say it is.
Last edited by Rouge; August 16th, 2009 at 10:25 PM.
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