Sam’s Club

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I’m writing this review for those who are considering buying a membership. I’ve been a membership holder for the past 9 years, and this is my last year.
For starters when membership was $ 30 I could dignify paying to shop here. It’s now a $ 100 renewal and don’t you dare try to change it. Prices on A-​1, Ozarka water, and kosher refrigerator pickles were ok. Which they don’t carry the pickles anymore. They have a habit of discontinuing stuff I like to buy. Then, a very pesky cashier driven by quotas talked my husband into the «plus» membership. With promises of a $ 100 travel voucher (fine print not available at purchase says only when booked thru the store) and the possibly of recouping cash back was too much to pass up. Scam. A strait up scam. Unless you are purchasing energy drinks to sell at a gas station, you will not get your money back.
The only part of Sam’s club that is of value and worth paying to shop there is the optical department.
Tires.well, they were higher on the exact same tires than Discount Tires (I don’t pay to shop at Discount Tires, btw). Plus they are understaffed in the tire department (see…long wait times). Also, the tire warranty from the paying to shop here store wasn’t nearly as good as Discount Tire.
The only reason I’m giving this place two stars is because of their meat department. Unlike Walmart and other cut rate stores they still cut their need in store and it is good. Better quality than HEB.
Produce is terrible. More than likely no matter how hard you look something is rotten in your purchase.
Gas…pennies different than HEB. I don’t pay to shop at HEB either.
On my last trip here after being detained at the front door for my membership card (really don’t want to dig thru my purse to find, while holding sleepy kid) that I’ve never had to show at entry before, I said bye bye Sam’s Club.
Costco is much better even if you have to drive to Austin or DFW. It is worth it to pay $ 50 to shop at Costco and drive that far.

Got a good deal on a new LED TV here, some of their food prices are higher than the grocery store, H-​E-​B, right across the street. But they can have pretty fair prices on some electronics or other household or business use items.

Great member services
Life’s Better when your part of the club
Just got my Headlight restored
Great job

The store itself is okay, and the workers seem really happy. I really feel they need to get some more cashiers and door-checkers…there’s NO reason to have to wait more than 2 minutes to leave a store after you’ve given them your hard-​earned money. Nope.
I don’t use the gas here — it makes my engine knock and misfire. If you look around, gas is often cheaper than Sam’s anyways.

If you travel the I-​35 corridor between Austin and DFW often, consider making Sam’s your pit stop, its what I’ve done! Members get a discount on gas and the café is a good place to grab a good inexpensive snack.

As warehouse clubs go, this is one of your basic run of the mill places. I’m familiar with Sam’s Clubs since their earliest days in the 1980’s, and not a whole lot has changed since.
To it’s credit, there’s a big jewelry desk with a great selection, but oddly enough, just feet away there were some cheap cardboard tables set up selling all sorts of oddball junk, I assume it was supposed to be some kind of last minute stocking stuffers… but it was just bizarre.
The selection of goods overall is typically overwhelming like most warehouse clubs. They cater to the local tastes, which in itself makes it a bit different in some items from say a Costco in the SF Bay Area. But when you’re in need for a 24 pack of soap or running short on a year’s supply of toothpaste, this is a great local resource to satisfy the discount shopping pack-​rat in all of us.

I use Sam’s Club and find the place can offer some good deals on some type of products and not such good deals on others. My favorite thing about purchasing something from Sam’s is their return policy. An example, I bought a digital camera around 2 months ago at the store. I didn’t use the camera much and gave it to my kid. A couple days later it was not working correctly. I didn’t have the receipt anymore but I boxed it up and took it to Sam’s anyway. Within 5 minutes and no hassles, I had exchanged the broken camera for a new one. Over the last couple of years I’ve been very pleased with their customer service. I’ve saved the price of my membership with savings on shipping supplies I use for online sales. Good deals at Sam’s that I’ve noticed are in bulk food, quality jewelry, office supplies, some electronic goods, and name brand clothes (not much selection though). Not so good deals are music, books, and games.