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Costco: $7 off Scotch Heavy Duty Packaging Tape (8ct)


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The Original price at Costco is $22.89 if you were to buy one roll at Walmart,Target,etc you pay about $5-6 so 8 rolls for $15.89 is a steal, I just got back from buying 5 packs thats 40 Rolls for $114.45, I would of gotten alot more but 5 is the limit each time, but will be getting alot more in the next few weeks. Ed

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Not a fair comparison. I do believe we are talking about 3.1 mil tape from 3M and Uline doesn't even sell a 110yard roll of their comparable 3.5mil.

I do a fair amount of volume and have no issues with Uline's tape. No reason to buy a higher quality tape if it's not needed. It's not like we are shipping heavy items. And even when I do combine for a big shipment, it holds up fine.

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I do a fair amount of volume and have no issues with Uline's tape. No reason to buy a higher quality tape if it's not needed. It's not like we are shipping heavy items. And even when I do combine for a big shipment, it holds up fine.

 

Good for you, but your post indicated there was a better deal for this particular tape. I don't think the intent of the thread was to discuss merits of various tape, but for people who wanted this particular tape to find it at the best price possible.

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I do a fair amount of volume and have no issues with Uline's tape. No reason to buy a higher quality tape if it's not needed. It's not like we are shipping heavy items. And even when I do combine for a big shipment, it holds up fine.

It may well be.  We know Uline makes quality products.  However, I do not have any uline store near me or a business account with them.  Their shipping are usually prohibitively expensive for something that I would have to try first.  On the other hand, I go to Costco regularly and this particular tape is cheaper but better than most tapes sold by Walmarts and Targets.

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The Original price at Costco is $22.89 if you were to buy one roll at Walmart,Target,etc you pay about $5-6 so 8 rolls for $15.89 is a steal, I just got back from buying 5 packs thats 40 Rolls for $114.45, I would of gotten alot more but 5 is the limit each time, but will be getting alot more in the next few weeks. Ed

The Total for 40 Rolls of Tape from Costco was $79.45 on sale the regular price would of been $114.45

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Don't forget to take advantage of this offer before it expires.

 

Can anyone confirm this deal will be valid on the 22nd? I don't have the coupon booklet on hand, and for some reason thought today was the last day for the offer. I'm bummed I can't make it to Costco today, I wanted to pick up 1 or 2 more cases with my Costco rewards.

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It's false economy to use crap tape and I only ever use 3M (Scotch) packing and clear tape. In the UK, Costco is the cheapest place to buy this along with bubble wrap and good padded envelopes. It's a shame that I no longer see LEGO for sale at Costco (the Reading branch) as they used to have good value muilt-sets. If you ever use a stapler, by Rexell and nothing else. Nothing turns me into a green-skinned, bad-tempered, violent psychopath more than a cheap jammed stapler!

 

I've found most packing materials on eBay UK to be junk and it only makes more work.

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