COSTCO Melbourne Docklands Prices List - Comparison *Updated* - Page 2

PoisonIvy · 24-09-2009, 09:39 AM

In the first post - a $30 voucher for glasses is mentioned - is this voucher still available? Likewise with the free photo print...

wheadle · 24-09-2009, 09:16 PM

Awesome list pharmlover. Keep up the good work. sent you some rep

nod · 23-10-2009, 10:50 PM

I see that Costco are thinking about opening a store in Sydney next year.

ValveBounce · 22-11-2009, 07:29 PM

I have just joined this forum but having read the extensive price list above, I can only say, you must do your own shopping.

First of all, the TV's have come down dramatically in price; viz. Sony 32" Bravia 1080P Full HD costs $1029, which is $200 less than the price above, and that was 10 days ago. You must check prices before you buy - some things are cheaper, and some are more expensive. Roquefort (Papliion) costs $60 per kilo and come in 300gm (I think) size. Gorgonzola is even cheaper. Underwear is cheaper, so are T-shirts which are very good quality.

BUT some things are cheaper elsewhere. viz. a 16GB Corsair 2 Voyager flash drive costs just over $47 at CentreCom Online - Notebooks & Computers ; I went to the Elsternwick store in Glenhuntly Rd., opp. the Railway Station. So, you have to do your homework sometimes.

Some Bread costs $2.50 (approx) for two loaves, and the Jelly Beans, Almond Brittle is just fantastic.

But it is necessary to shop. New items come in all the time. A Strong DTV 5492 recorder costs $399. You won't get it anywhere else for this price, and I just checked with my friends at the DTV forum. The beauty of Costco is that if you don't like the item, you can bring it back. TV's and recorders: you have to return it before 3 months. And if you are not happy being a member of Costco, you give them back the membership cards, and you get your $60 back.

Parking has eased considerably lately, and if you go around 11.30 to 1pm, (which I do), there's no problem.

But if you want to buy liquor, try First Choice or Uncle Dan Murphy.

Hope this helps.

pharmlover · 17-02-2010, 12:08 AM

Coupons are now available for download

Valid 2010 February 8-21 http://www.costco.com.au/Resources/c..._FEB_FINAL.pdf

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nod Admin Monster Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: bottom of a bargain bin Posts: 16,306	I see that Costco are thinking about opening a store in Sydney next year. __________________ New to Buckscoop? Got some questions? Have a read HERE

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pharmlover Got my bargain training wheels Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 23	Online Coupons Coupons are now available for download Valid 2010 February 8-21 http://www.costco.com.au/Resources/c..._FEB_FINAL.pdf

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24-09-2009, 09:39 AM	#11 (permalink)
PoisonIvy Got my bargain training wheels Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 2	In the first post - a $30 voucher for glasses is mentioned - is this voucher still available? Likewise with the free photo print...

24-09-2009, 09:16 PM	#12 (permalink)
wheadle Buckscoop Bargain Master Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 950	Awesome list pharmlover. Keep up the good work. sent you some rep

22-11-2009, 07:29 PM	#14 (permalink)
ValveBounce Got my bargain training wheels Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 1	I have just joined this forum but having read the extensive price list above, I can only say, you must do your own shopping. First of all, the TV's have come down dramatically in price; viz. Sony 32" Bravia 1080P Full HD costs $1029, which is $200 less than the price above, and that was 10 days ago. You must check prices before you buy - some things are cheaper, and some are more expensive. Roquefort (Papliion) costs $60 per kilo and come in 300gm (I think) size. Gorgonzola is even cheaper. Underwear is cheaper, so are T-shirts which are very good quality. *BUT* some things are cheaper elsewhere. viz. a 16GB Corsair 2 Voyager flash drive costs just over $47 at CentreCom Online - Notebooks & Computers ; I went to the Elsternwick store in Glenhuntly Rd., opp. the Railway Station. So, you have to do your homework sometimes. Some Bread costs $2.50 (approx) for two loaves, and the Jelly Beans, Almond Brittle is just fantastic. But it is necessary to shop. New items come in all the time. A Strong DTV 5492 recorder costs $399. You won't get it anywhere else for this price, and I just checked with my friends at the DTV forum. The beauty of Costco is that if you don't like the item, you can bring it back. TV's and recorders: you have to return it before 3 months. And if you are not happy being a member of Costco, you give them back the membership cards, and you get your $60 back. Parking has eased considerably lately, and if you go around 11.30 to 1pm, (which I do), there's no problem. But if you want to buy liquor, try First Choice or Uncle Dan Murphy. Hope this helps.