Costco closing photo departments at all locations
The company announced the move will happen on Feb. 14.
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Jan 14, 2021, 12:20 PM
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Updated 1,372 days ago
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4h agoCostco is closing the in-store photo centers at all
of its stores.
The
company announced the move will happen on Feb. 14.
The
move means services like passport photos will no longer be available.
Costco
says some related services can still be requested online for delivery such as
greeting cards and business printing.
Costco
blames camera phones and social media for the closure.
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