Sam's Club Hosts Nationwide Open House
January 1, 2018
BENTONVILLE, Ark., July 22 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Sam's Club is hosting an open house beginning Friday, August 6 through Sunday, August 8 for members and guests alike to take advantage of savings from everyday needs for home and work, and throughout key back-to-school departments including electronics.
Sam's Club limits open house events and has only held a few throughout its history, including an event two years ago to celebrate its 25th Anniversary. During an open house, non-members can shop Sam's Club for free and are not required to pay the customary 10 percent service fee should they make a purchase.
"We're hosting this open house to welcome families with children in school and college to experience how Sam's Club can simplify their back-to-school shopping," said Mike Turner, senior vice president, Membership at Sam's Club. "This event is also ideal for small business owners to try Sam's Club and let us show how we can save them both time and money with member benefits like Click 'n' Pull and invoice comparisons." Turner added, "This is a great opportunity for our members to bring friends and family to try Sam's Club risk free."
In July, Sam's Club began offering early shopping hours to its Plus Advantage Members in addition to its Business Members giving them both access to its facilities at 7 a.m. Monday through Saturday. Sam's Club plans additional events in the coming months including a celebration of the one year anniversary of its eValues program. eValues are personalized digital offers for Plus Business and Advantage Members on items at Sam's Club and savings are taken right at the register.
Parents with college bound students may want to take advantage of Sam's Club collegiate membership. Sam's Club is offering a $15 gift card to any new collegiate member. Some of the benefits of a collegiate membership include sharing the membership with a roommate to make stock up simple and additional gift card offers to Sam's Club when purchasing books on www.textbooks.com.
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