NOUN | a loyalty card | loyalty cards | |
NOUN article.ind sg | pl
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Usage Examples English
- In common with some other retailers, IKEA launched a loyalty card called "IKEA Family".
- Safeway was the first of the large supermarket groups to introduce a loyalty card, which it launched in 1995 and called ABC (Added Bonus Card).
- Tesco introduced a loyalty card, branded 'Clubcard' in 1995, and later an Internet shopping service.
- In 2006 Dein developed a new technology to track and reward programme member shopping without the need for a loyalty card called Cardless Reward Technology (CRT).
- In 1986, the station launched an innovative scheme to raise money to support the station - a loyalty card called "The Rad-one Card" (more recently just "The Onecard").
- The first Save-On-Foods store in Alberta opened in 1990 in Edmonton. The store's loyalty card was launched in May 1992 as the Save-On-More card, but later rebranded as More Rewards.
- A digital version of Canadian Tire Money was introduced in 2012 as "Canadian Tire Money Advantage", which was earned by presenting a loyalty card.
- Revco may have been well ahead of its time, as its discount programs resembled today's loyalty card programs used by grocery stores and CVS.
- Åhléns' loyalty card is called the "Åhléns Club".
- In the mid-1990s a loyalty card scheme, in the style of the Tesco Clubcard, was introduced which used the dividend brand.
- The supermarkets are categorized in the three size classes of M, MM and MMM. The firm's loyalty card is the M-cumulus card (a play on the word accumulate and a type of cloud formation).
- The organisation's member (loyalty) card is called "S-Etukortti".
- The Touch 'n Go facility was also embedded in the Buy N Fly loyalty card rewards program for Malaysia Airlines' retail arm, Golden Boutiques Sdn Bhd's which was launched in December 1999.
- The company ran a loyalty card programme, branded the Debenhams Beauty Club, where customers could collect points with the purchase of health and beauty products.
- Trading stamps are small paper stamps given to customers by merchants in loyalty programs that predate the modern loyalty card.
- Many people are willing to join supermarket and grocery loyalty card programs, trading their personal information and surveillance of their shopping habits in exchange for a discount on their groceries, although base prices might be increased to encourage participation in the program.
- Throughout the year 2011, Blockbuster UK announced several price cuts along with a new Blockbuster loyalty card program.
- In May 2009, Homebase discontinued its own loyalty programme, the Spend & Save Card, and replaced it with the Nectar loyalty card scheme, the United Kingdom's largest retail loyalty card.
- A 2015 study found that most supermarket loyalty cards in the United States do not offer any real value to their customers.
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