All good advice. I would add that the reader also has responsibility in this.
Read comments as if they are coming from a genuinely helpful place. Don’t read emotion into postings when it isn’t there.
Don’t assume ill-will if someone disagrees with you. If many people disagree with you respectfully, you shouldn’t feel like you’re being attacked. You should take a fresh look at your position.
Checking in. Thanks to the folks who got this up & running. Reach out if you need help - glad to volunteer and help in any way I can.
RE: #7 creating the list and deciding how near/far to go.
If you live in a competitive market with lots of dealers (technically lots of separately owned dealers since some dealer groups own multiple dealers), you may not have to expand your list as far as you would if you live in a market with few dealers or groups.
The other thing to take into account is the popularity of the model. If it is a hot seller, expand your search farther. In that case, even if there are many local dealers, they may not be offering much of a deal on a popular model, but you may get lucky and have a dealer further out facing some situation where they need the revenue more.
This is the lowest price on Amazon in a while according to CCC. For those without a Costco membership, though I believe these retail for $16.99 at Costco. Free Prime shipping.
https://www.amazon.com/Kirkland-Signature-Drawstring-Kitchen-Trash/dp/B001UB44SM?tag=phtwllt-20
@dangeruss said in Kirkland tall kitchen trash bags 200 count $16.83 Amazon:
Isn’t that the costco brand?
It is. Amazon sells some Kirkland products and for those without Costco memberships, it can be convenient and sometimes cost-effective to buy through Amazon.