Update: This promotion has been extended through 6/30!
Google Express is offering free shipping on $15+ orders from most stores through 6/18. Free shipping normally requires a $35 order at most stores. Notably, Costco is excluded from this promotion.
If you are new to Google Express and click on this Google Express referral link you’ll get another $10 off $10. At checkout just click to redeem the $10 code that will be in your account or use code: J654NK3HH
Google Express is pretty awesome. Whenever we need an item from the grocery store or Costco we’ll just order it and have it within 1 or 2 days. I’ve developed quite the habit for La Croix Grapefruit and Key Lime seltzer because of Google. Available stores vary by the region of your delivery address. If you’re in the LA region you can even order from Western Kosher.
Google Express launched with a membership based model charging $99/year after a free trial. However Google Express abandoned the paid membership model in favor of higher free shipping thresholds from most stores.
They also continue to keep adding new stores.
It is cool that you can still use an AMEX at Costco with Google Express, as that allows you to take advantage of benefits like extended warranty, etc.
Do you use Google Express regularly or do you just shop when there are coupons available?
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Dan, this article is up your alley
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This deal is important since Google Express has hiked up prices (taxes always seem exorbitant!) and worst thing is that coupon codes don’t stack. I had a bunch of $5 credits (from making orders and items then being out of stock, I complained and got credits). So I made a few orders to use up each $5 coupon…
Doesn’t the taxes get adjusted later?
Only for gift cards. “Point of sale” is wherever the shipping store is. In my case (live in Oregon) most of the Google Express stores are in Washington, so they charge WA taxes on everything. Google is basically playing courier here. You shop the Google Express storefront, but you’re really shopping Target (for example) at some regional Target that may or may not be in your home state.
Yes, they do.
Costco not included but who cares… Those prices are ridiculous anyways
Costcos or Google Express’ in general? Wondering if I should order costco from here or not
Costco prices on google express are double compared to in store… At least in Nanuet!