Can You Use Your Parents' Costco Card at Self-Checkout? Membership Rules Explained
Learn why Costco requires the cardholder to be present at self-checkout and how membership benefits work.
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No, you cannot use someone else’s Costco card, including your parents’, at self-checkout. Costco requires the cardholder to be present for any purchase to ensure that the membership benefits are exclusive to the member.
FAQs & Answers
- Can I use a Costco card that isn’t mine to shop at the store? No, Costco requires the cardholder to be present during purchases to ensure membership benefits are exclusive to members.
- Why does Costco not allow using someone else’s card at self-checkout? Costco’s policy ensures that only the registered member can use the membership benefits, preventing unauthorized use.
- Can a guest shop at Costco without a membership card? Generally, Costco requires a membership card for purchases, but guests can shop if accompanied by a member who makes the purchase.