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To: ajbrenner who wrote (43482)12/15/1998 9:39:00 PM
From: Jim McMannis  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1573651
 
Aj,
Que pasa, man?
Costco sells lot's of stuff...just usually in large quantity.
They also sell Pentium 400 and 450 machines...HP printers,,,Dom Perignon and other such stuff you deem "junk". From time to time they have boats and cars in the showroom. They average about 10% mark up at best and make the real money selling memberships...
They have deals on rental cars and are even getting into the real estate business nationwide...
The average joe just wants a deal and the right to bring it back within' 30 days, no questions asked...the later part is why I buy stuff at the large retailers when I can...

Jim



To: ajbrenner who wrote (43482)12/17/1998 1:16:00 AM
From: Aaron Cooperband  Respond to of 1573651
 
ajbrenner -

Re: "Please let me know where you live. I know Costco has a wide variety of quality merchandise"

The Costco I visited was in the boonies near Seattle. I guess real estate there must be cheaper than in your area, since they devote space to large items such as cars and boats.

By the way, they don't put these items in any aisle - they just leave them by the exit. I guess they figure nobody will walk off with them.

Aaron