BJ’s Wholesale Club Membership Discount: $20 for 1 Year (Regularly $55)

November 4, 2021 By Jonathan Ping 4 Comments
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Groupon has brought back their BJ’s Wholesale New Membership deal. You pay only $20 for a One-Year BJ’s Inner Circle Membership (regularly $55 if you bought directly). New members only* (you could get your spouse or partner to sign-up). Valid at all BJ’s Wholesale Club locations (East coast mostly).

  • Exclusive BJ’s Member coupons
  • Free second Membership Card for a household member
  • Members also receive access to exclusive online services, including Shop BJs.com – Pick Up in-Club allowing you to pick up online orders in as little as 2 hours (or next business day if order is placed 2 hours prior to Club closing or later) and Same-Day Delivery of fresh groceries.

Save even more on your Groupon with a cashback shopping portal. Many offer new customers bonuses if you make a qualifying purchase, including Swagbucks ($10 bonus), MyPoints ($10 bonus), Rakuten (formerly eBates) ($30 bonus currently, varies), TopCashBack (varies), and BeFrugal ($10 bonus). So you could sign-up and stack this Groupon to trigger the bonus. I have cashed out of all of these in the last 12 months.

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Last updated: November 4, 2021
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  1. joshua katt says
    April 7, 2021 at 2:54 pm

    I’ve confirmed the “renewal” trick noted by the * DOC comment above does work but it only extends for 1 year from activation date. As i wasn’t going to have to renew until end of August, I screwed myself out out 4 months and will still need to get a new card! Should have waited until May 1 to reduce that loss to 3 months. Still some net savings, but keep that in mind.

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    • Deal Lover says
      April 5, 2022 at 12:13 pm

      If you don’t mind could you share what the renewal trick is? There is currently no post(s) from DOC. Thanks.

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  2. joshua katt says
    April 7, 2021 at 2:54 pm

    I’ve confirmed the “renewal” trick noted by the * DOC comment above does work but it only extends for 1 year from activation date. As i wasn’t going to have to renew until end of August, I screwed myself out out 4 months and will still need to get a new card! Should have waited until May 1 to reduce that loss to 3 months. Still some net savings, but keep that in mind.

    Reply

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