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Purchase limit per customer? So a single person and a family of four and a family of six are subject to the same limit? Much easier to raise the price then as
by gwright 7y ago
Purchase limit per customer? So a single person and a family of four and a family of six are subject to the same limit?
Much easier to raise the price then ask people to prove their need for a product.
And how are you going to prevent people from just having mom, dad, and each child purchase the items separately?
- salawat 7y agoGood! In order to do that, people will have to get cash. Cash has a far more tangible effect in terms of inspiring frugal spending, and it may not be a bad idea to get cash out of "the system" anyway. If not, simply vet the card making the purchase. This isn't novel or groundbreaking. Way back when, you'd have a Government issued ration card I believe. Though I'd think a voluntary program implemented by The practice of private ledger keeping, while out of vogue, is still quite practicable. All you have to do is talk to people. Of course, if you went balls to the wall laying off cashier's, you may be in for a bit of a bad time, but hey, shareholder haircuts happen. Price of doing business. This is not even the slightest bit untread territory.