20000 Haggerty Rd, Livonia MI 48152
“Nothing bad to say about this Costco. This has been my stomping grounds for over 20+ years. I know .any of the employees by first name and it always a pleasure to see them. Great Costco and excellent staff.”
30405 Industrial Rd, Livonia MI 48150
“It's the same entrance as of USDA inspection. Plenty of parking for overnight. Receiver open ls at 7.30am. Hand over your papers and give them your contact number and wait in truck. They'll call you and tell you the dock number.”
13700 Middlebelt Rd, Livonia MI 48150
“I love Costco! I just wish the premium membership wasn’t at 9am🙂↔ and I love the samples but sometimes it’s mainly haram things and none on the weekends. But I love how they always update their options at the food place in the front like their ice cream”
31643 West 8 Mile Road, Livonia MI 48152
“I've done business with this company for quite a while. Theyve always been super accommodating. The people complaining about missing appointments baffle me. The pick up time is up to the customer. It's made, by you, days in advance. There are 2-3 days, and many times for you to choose from. Who's fault is it that you can't make it? Also, there is a phone number and email on the invoice for the employee who is in charge of that particular pick up site, if you can't get there on time. Pick up the phone. They will do whatever they can to help. I've done it. To the guy who thinks it's too "sketchy" to pick up in Detroit, don't bid on that auction. Stick to whatever area you feel comfortable in. It's your choice. The location for pick up is on the bid page. In addition, why is it funny or "suspicious" that the one poster says he gets the item for his final left bid? If you're such an auction veteran, you would know that happens often. If it seems "odd" to you then don't do it. Follow the last few minutes of the auction and bid as it goes. These folks have a very friendly staff, and, as I said, are always willing to help. It would seem some people here would have better things to do than post exaggerated and misleading reviews to hurt someone's business, while hiding behind a keyboard. Mistakes happen all the time. They deal with 1000's of items and many, many bidders every week. Get over yourselves and deal with it.”
32432 Capitol St, Livonia MI 48150
“Corey is Awesome he gave me an awesome tour,explained everything to me about the company. Corey was very detailed and answered all my questions well organized. Good work Corey”
39000 Amrhein Road, Livonia MI 48150
“One of the better experiences that I have had at an Amazon facility. As always the check in process is a pain, I am never able to understand the person on the other end of the screen. Once checked in I went to the office indicated and was immediately given a dock assignment, backed in unhooked and parked across from the dock. About 30 minutes later I got the call saying I was good to go and my paperwork was in the back of the trailer. Guess I got lucky this time.”
28401 Schoolcraft #450, Livonia MI 48150
“Arrived at 5:30AM for a 6:00 appt. Went inside at door 34, there is a paper that you need to fill out with your name, company, and cell phone number and leave it in a basket with your paperwork. Someone called me at 5:50 with a door assignment and instructions to slide tandems all the way back, chock both wheels, disconnect from trailer and someone would be out to put a glad-hand lock on. When finished they would bring signed paperwork out. Someone did bring paperwork out and told me i was all set at 6:25. Hooked back up to my trailer and was out of there. Based on previous reviews, my expectations were not high but over all was a good experience.”
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