Purchase Sam’s Club Membership, Get $35 Sam’s Cash

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Sam’s Club Membership Promo

Sam’s Club has a new promotion that can get you a one year membership for just $15. You can purchase an annual membership for $50, but you will receive $35 Sam’s Cash. Check out full details below.

Offer Details

Join Sam’s Club as a new Club member for $50 and automatically receive $35 Sam’s Cash. Sam’s Cash will be applied to your account within three (3) days of joining.

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Important Terms

  • This offer is limited and may be terminated or changed at any time.
  • Offer is not valid for current members or those who were Sam’s Club members within the past six (6) months.
  • You must be 18 years or older to purchase a membership, and membership is subject to qualifications.
  • Walmart® and Sam’s Club associates are not eligible for this offer.
  • Primary memberships are valid for one year from date of issue.
  • Offer valid through September 8, 2025.

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