No, your daughter cannot use your Costco card unless she is listed as an authorized user on your membership account.
Costco’s policy requires that only the primary member and authorized users can make purchases using the membership card.
If you want your daughter to use the card, you can add her as an authorized user. This way, she’ll have her own card and can shop independently.
To add her, log into your Costco account online or visit a local Costco location. Be prepared to provide her name and possibly her identification.
It’s important to keep in mind that while she can use the card, she must be present at the time of purchase if she is not an authorized user.
This policy helps ensure that the membership is used correctly and prevents unauthorized use of the card.
Check with Costco directly for any updates or specific requirements regarding adding authorized users.
Being informed about these policies can save you time and hassle at checkout.
Can I share my Costco card with friends?
No, sharing your Costco card with friends is against Costco’s policy. Only the primary member and authorized users can use the card.
How do I add someone as an authorized user on my Costco account?
You can add someone as an authorized user by logging into your Costco account online or visiting a local Costco store. You’ll need to provide their name and identification.
Are there any fees for adding an authorized user?
No, there are no additional fees to add an authorized user to your Costco membership.
Can I use my Costco card at other stores?
No, your Costco card is only valid at Costco locations and on their website. It cannot be used at other stores.
What if my daughter is under 18?
If your daughter is under 18, you can still add her as an authorized user on your Costco account without any issues.