Do you shop at Costco, Sam's Club or other warehosue clubs?

I shop at Sam's Club once a month but I also run a daycare. If I didn't I wouldn't shop there. I don't do all my shopping there either. There are things that I know I will use and also sometime they are more expensive at Sam's than at walmart so I buy when it is a good deal for me. I have found quite a few kids movies for a good price at Sam's. I usually spend on average about $100 a month at sam's. I have thought it would be good it I had a vending route but I do not and I don't have time to mess with selling too many things as my time is about used up as it is.

I have no real need to shop at these kinds of stores. I haven't thought about re-selling them or anything...I guess that might be a good idea but I'd rather not even bother. If I had a big family, I might shop at some of these types of big warehouse "bulk" stores but I really don't need it or the quantities of things it sells.

we dont have too many sams clubs here in canada but there is one in Toronto that I know of but we do shop at Costco but only about once a month or so.

We shop at Costco - but we only get what's worth buying. I understand the part about not being able to store too many things . . . we live in a small apartment and there is only so much we can store. But certainly we will buy up and store what we think is worth it. Toilet paper and paper towels - it's something we will use up - so we make storage for that. Meats - I portion out and freeze. Water - we keep in the closet. We don't buy stuff that we can't keep here. I wouldn't have the extra time and effort to sell the surplus - I already have enough stuff I just want to get rid of here.

I split the cost of my warehouse club memberships with my parents, and we also split our purchases a lot of the time. Most of the things we buy at Costco and Sam's Club are nonperishable so we don't worry too much about storing items. I think it would be more of a pain to sell surplus items online than it would be worth.