Xbox One 500GB Console 299.99 Sam's Club instore NOT YMMV

Acash said:
You can PM to Best Buy. Get a trial membership to Sams Club but that has an additional 10% charge to purchases at Sams Club.
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Making it $329 - almost the cost it is everywhere else. That kills it.

I however have a Sam's Membership (given to me free by work), buuuuut I'm too broke to afford it :(

 
This deal is going on until 5-2-15

This has no games and does not include kinect.

I'd call in before you go just to make sure they have it in stock even if online says it's not instock.

I'm honestly not sure when this deal started either.

I didn't see this posted and thought it was a pretty slick deal even with no games.

Happy Hunting!!

See if your club has it

http://www.samsclub.com/sams/xbox-one-console-st-date-06-09-2014/prod14270704.ip?navAction=

It's also possible to get it price matched if you go into the club and get a pull ticket that shows the price and the date in the corner will show it's an active deal. Walmart may price match it since Sam's Club is owned by Walmart.

 
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Ribbercage said:
thought it was a pretty slick deal
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Kidding aside, it's not too bad of a deal

 
So I check online at my club in Erie, PA and it says no more in stock, so I go there since I work there and scan the item and it says 2 on hand but this bundle is canceled meaning no more will be coming in. Maybe that's why this price drop happened in every club, people just don't go to Sams Club to purchase consoles sadly.
Still a great deal of you can find one.
 
XSpark210X said:
Yes they price match specific online retailers with the ipad. They also pricematch local competitors with a physical ad only.
Ex: theyre not going to pricematch gamestop.com but should price match a paper ad from them
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Target does NOT PM club stores, ad or no ad. That includes Sams and CostCo. Online retailers include: Target, BB, Walmart, ToysRUs, and Amazon
 
Shadowmoses12 said:
so walmart that owns a share of sams club. can't even price match their own company. WTF
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It wouldn't make business sense to price match a club, especially if they own it. Otherwise, what incentive would people have to pay the membership fees to join the club? This would allow people to not pay the fee then get the same price benefits as those who do pay the fee.

It also makes sense for other stores, such as Target, to not match a club's pricing because the pricing structure is completely different because you pay a fee to shop at the club but no fee to shop at Target.

 
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