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From: Arthur Entlich on 1 Aug 2010 17:41
I'm not here to be a Costco promoter, but when I get good service, I do
not mind sharing my good fortune with others.

As I mentioned you have to buy a membership, but assume you were
displeased, they guarantee satisfaction with everything they sell, and
they will return your membership fee if you are unhappy with its value
to you. They basically sell the enlargements at cost and make tehir
money in other areas and the membership fee. BTW, they also have some
of the lowest pharmacy dispensing fees I have seen, and see the meds at
teh lowest markup I have seen in Canada.

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Tim Okergit wrote:
> On 07/30/2010 04:52 AM, Arthur Entlich wrote:
>
>> Tim Okergit wrote:
>>> On 07/28/2010 11:49 AM, Arthur Entlich wrote:
>>>
>>>>> What's the problem if you provide a good quality picture with good
>>>>> exposure, good contrast, good color? If you can't get a good print
>>>>> quality at once, what kind of printing will commercial labs provide?
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> I don;t know if you have a Costco nearby or not.
>>>
>>> Yes, but I'm not a member and I see no photo service at costco.ca .
>>>
>> try: http://www.costco.ca/PhotoCenter/PhotoCenter.aspx
>
> OK, I made a bookmark.
>
>>> You wouldn't have some sample photographs on the net so we can see
>>> what kind of photography you're in?
>>>
>> Nope. Not into "sharing" my images so others can claim ownership to them.
>
> There's not too many chances that anybody will claim ownership to your
> pictures if you only provide small sizes. But it's your pictures. You do
> as you wish, of course.
>
>> As I said, Costco is incredibly reasonably priced, and offers good
>> service. Although your mileage may vary depending upon the staff where
>> you are.
>
>
> If teh quality is good they are indeed "incredibly reasonably priced".
> $1.9 for an 8" x 12" !!!
From: Tim Okergit on 2 Aug 2010 18:24
On 08/01/2010 05:41 PM, Arthur Entlich wrote:

> I'm not here to be a Costco promoter, but when I get good service, I do
> not mind sharing my good fortune with others.

And this is very nice. It's important that people share their experiences.

> As I mentioned you have to buy a membership, but assume you were
> displeased, they guarantee satisfaction with everything they sell, and
> they will return your membership fee if you are unhappy with its value
> to you.

For the first time or two, I'll certainly see if I can find somebody
with a card. Unfortunaly I had a cousin who had a card and, after he
discovered he could get his beer cheaper at a corner store, decided to
unsubscribe.

Also, I wouldn't qualify as I don't work for a company. Pretty much a
completely ridiculous system, if you ask me. Also, since I'm single,
there's no way I can buy in huge quantities. So the membership fee
really would have to be for pictures only. Sounds iffy :(
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