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Sam’s Club Mexico coupons in September 2026

From El Universal · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • The AGO10 code offers 10% off selected Sam’s Club purchases in Mexico, with the article stating it remains valid until Nov. 9.
  • Other advertised promotions include up to 25% off groceries, 20% off Apple products and 35% off Hisense screens and electronics.
  • INVEX and BBVA cardholders can receive additional discounts or interest-free installment plans, but Sam’s Club coupons cannot be combined.

Sam’s Club members in Mexico can use the AGO10 code for 10% off selected purchases, according to the coupon guide. The article says the code remains valid until Nov. 9 and is the only code offering a direct checkout discount that month.

The guide advises shoppers to sign in to Sam’s Club Mexico, select an available coupon, copy the code, add eligible products to the cart and enter it during checkout. Some banking offers activate automatically when customers choose an eligible payment method. Coupons cannot be combined, so shoppers must choose the offer that provides the biggest reduction for their purchase.

The listed promotions include discounts of up to 25% on groceries, up to 20% on Apple products and up to 35% on Hisense screens and electronics. Screens can receive discounts of up to 50%, while various categories offer up to 45% off alongside interest-free installment plans.

The guide also lists card-related benefits. INVEX customers can receive 10% off directly, plus a 3.5% Cashi bonus, with options for up to 15 interest-free installments. BBVA customers can access three interest-free installments across the club, 12 installments in participating categories and up to 20 installments on selected purchases. The guide recommends comparing the AGO10 code, category offers and bank promotions before paying.

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Originally published by El Universal in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.