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That's called commercial bribery and it's against the law in most states, including California. Enforcement is pretty slack in the US (surprise surprise) but gi

by lstyls 9y ago

That's called commercial bribery and it's against the law in most states, including California. Enforcement is pretty slack in the US (surprise surprise) but given that it involves employees making personal profit at the expense of employers companies generally would not tolerate this sort of behavior.

hammock 9y ago
Was referring to company kickbacks (rebate) not personal profit
lotsofpulp 9y ago
Do airline miles, hotel points, and car rental loyalty rewards count, and credit card rewards count? Whoever is earning the rewards can earn quite a bit by choosing a higher priced options since it earns them more.
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