If it is a large item that you have barely used and you are a week out of price

May 18, 2020
11:26:50am

Fdnman All-American

adjustment qualification, I think it is a valid option. $450 savings is a lot of money for a Costco item. Their policy allows it, so why not follow their rules and do it?

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Originally posted on May 18, 2020 at 11:26:50am

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POLL: Suppose you bought an outdoor item from Costco, it is now on sale for $450 less at Costco.

slappy All-American

5/18/20 10:06am

I am betting that returns after 30 days don't go against their monthly revenue

Fdnman

5/18/20 10:09am

Seriously, people?

kccougar

5/18/20 10:11am

I did a quick reddit search on this topic, and some Costco employees shared stories of the most outrageous returns

slappy

5/18/20 10:13am

Me to cougarboard right now:

Philosoraptor

5/18/20 10:20am

If it is a large item that you have barely used and you are a week out of price

Fdnman

5/18/20 11:26am

You are 39 days out. The 30-day grace period is established to protect customers

kccougar

5/18/20 7:19pm

I tried taking several cases of toilet paper back. They said no.

Solomon Levi

5/18/20 10:25am

The thing I dislike about the Costco return policy is that I rarely return items

Emmett Fitz-Hume

5/18/20 11:24am

RE: POLL: Suppose you bought an outdoor item from Costco, it is now on sale for

85fan

5/18/20 4:00pm

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