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2.5 (23 reviews)
Closed • 9:00 am - 8:00 pm
Updated 2 weeks ago

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Steven L.

I liked this Sams Club. I had no problems. I got in and got what I wanted and got out. As I was walking up front an associate asked if I was paying by credit. I said yes. So, he pointed to the self check out which was cool customer service. I'm glad I checked my self out because it was convenient and at my own pace which was "no hurry". I like to buy my oranges from because they are grown in California. They are bigger than the normal Florida oranges and better. I also like to get paper plates from here. The items sold at Sams Club is in bulk. It costs less for more and it last longer.

Stephen B.

I have three words for all the haters out there! "SCAN AND GO"! Oh my goodness!!! No more getting mad because there are 10 people in front of you. You just download the APP and scan the bar code as you put groceries in your basket. Then when your done shopping, hit pay on the APP and head directly to the door. LOVE IT! So for all those other people in the SAM's YELP reviews complaining about the checkout lines, here is your solution! BAM!

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1 year ago

Love going to Sam's club. The only problem is coming home with things I don't need. My husband says it costs me $200/hour to be in Sam's.

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2 years ago

Nice place but I don't like the fact that i have to pay for a membership just to walk in the store?!

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