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Costco Is Shutting Down All of Its Photo Centers
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January 14, 2021

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New York (CNN Business) Costco is closing its photo centers at all of its roughly 800 stores next month, ending a number of services that have a decidedly retro vibe.

Four services will no longer be available to shoppers when the centers will shut down on February 14, including ink refills, the ability to take passport photos, photo restoration and a service that transferred home videos from VHS tapes to DVD or USB devices.

However, Costco isn’t shutting down its online photo center. Customers can still print photos and access other perks on Costco’s website, the company said.

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