2850 W University Dr, Denton TX 76201
“I'm one of those people who loves Sam's. I love that I can order from the Cafe and pay on the app. I love that I can scan in items while shopping and pay with a swipe. I hate waiting in lines to order or checkout, and Sam's has done it right by taking the most stressful part of shopping away from me.”
2850 West University Drive, Denton TX 76201
“The lines are this gas station are tiny compared to Costco. One star less for the closeness of the gas button and the pump .. many times accidentally hit the wrong gas option and so have to start over all again. Also there are no images on how to use credit card or Sam's club card.”
2850 West University Drive, Denton TX 76201
“Not sure what issues people have with this location, but it has what I need and is always clean. If you do mobile checkout you can avoid the chaos of the checkout line. It gets crowded on occasion, but you just need to time your visits appropriately.”
2850 W University Dr, Denton TX 76201
“Not sure what issues people have with this location, but it has what I need and is always clean. If you do mobile checkout you can avoid the chaos of the checkout line. It gets crowded on occasion, but you just need to time your visits appropriately.”
2850 West University Drive, Denton TX 76201
“I had my Jeep Grand Cherokee 5 tire sensors (spare included) replaced at this location a week ago. The Technicians, Jacob and Dylan are very professional, patient with answering some of my questions and knows how to take good care of a customer on what they need. They also have a reasonable price, had an appointment and finished by an hour and 5 minutes. Overall a great experience, Thank you!”
Sam's Club, the Walmart-owned warehouse retailer, announced it's launching pizza delivery nationwide, bringing its popular $8.98 Member's Mark 16-inch Hot Baked Pizza straight to customers' doorsteps. By the end of May, all Sam's Club members can order the oversized pies for express delivery through the retailer's app or website.
Read the postWhen it comes to buying appliances, people who prioritize price over other factors end up less satisfied in the long run. That's what the J.D. Power 2024 U.S. Appliance Satisfaction Study found out. Shoppers who bought appliances on sale just because of the low price had an overall satisfaction score of 714 out of 1,000. But those who looked for long-term benefits like energy savings or good warranties were much happier, scoring 777 and 770.
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