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Costco Parallel Discussion EXECUTIVE MEMBERSHIP 2% REWARDS EXCLUSIONS with Costco Co-Branded Charge Cards
October 4, 2014
6:38 pm
kanaka
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Loonie has started a Forum to deal with the new Costco Co-branded Capital One MasterCard. Any one I have spoken to about this change is definitely upset due the change and the inconvenience and about how poorly Costco has communicated with their members....which to date I personally have had no communication from Costco at all.

I think it is also important to know the exclusions of the Executive Membership....and ask yourself should I buy all or only some items at Costco? Can I get a better deal for the excluded items some where else?

If you can....let's here about it.

EXECUTIVE MEMBERSHIP 2% REWARDS EXCLUSIONS LIST
Items that fall into the following categories are not eligible for the 2% Reward
Excluded in all provinces:
- prescription drugs
- all tobacco products (including: cigarette paper, lighters, matches and tubes)
- all food court items
- all bottle deposits and refunds
- all taxes and levies
- all services (e.g., insurance, employee benefits packages, payroll processing, real estate
brokerage, long-distance telephone, etc.)
- eye examinations
- tire disposal fees (where applicable)
- tire mounting and balancing, and stud installation fees
- gift certificates and Costco Cash electronic gift cards
- membership fees
- oil disposal fees (where applicable)
- home delivery charges
- administration fees
- gasoline
- charitable donations
- third party insurance payments
- postage stamps
- environmental fees, deposits or levies
- other items, products and services specified as exclusions from time to time
Additional exclusions in the province of Nova Scotia:
- all liquid milk and cream items (e.g., 1%, 2%, homogenized and skim milk, chocolate milk, light cream, cream blends, coffee cream, whipping cream, egg nog, buttermilk, concentrated milk, etc.)
Additional exclusions in the province of Québec:
- all pharmacy items (including analgesics, cough and cold medication, allergy medication, eye care products, antacids, condoms, nicotine replacement therapies, vitamins, minerals, supplements, insulin, etc.)
- all alcoholic beverages
- all liquid milk items (e.g., 1%, 2%, homogenized and skim milk, chocolate milk, light cream,
cream blends, coffee cream, whipping cream, egg nog, buttermilk, concentrated milk, etc.)
- all optical centre items and services (e.g., eyeglasses, contact lenses, etc.)
Additional exclusions in the province of Alberta:
- all alcoholic beverages

October 4, 2014
10:08 pm
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The only thing that we buy fairly regularly at Costco that is excluded here is gasoline, but we would be able to get 2% back from any of several different MasterCards beginning in January.

I think that for a lot of these things you can do as well or better somewhere else anyway.

October 5, 2014
9:26 am
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Loonie said

The only thing that we buy fairly regularly at Costco that is excluded here is gasoline, but we would be able to get 2% back from any of several different MasterCards beginning in January.

I think that for a lot of these things you can do as well or better somewhere else anyway.

When it comes to Costco gas I have to drive a good distance West if I wanted their gas but I can drive less going East and gas prices are less than Costco, always. But of course on the cross border shopping trip Costco is usually always the cheapest gas. So Costco for gas is only if i am really close to empty AND close by.

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