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No. Because I like to save money and I doubt you could save me more than $100 a year. (I won't even take my coffeehouse's frequent buyer miles card, though, bec
by tgrass 16y ago
No. Because I like to save money and I doubt you could save me more than $100 a year. (I won't even take my coffeehouse's frequent buyer miles card, though, because I noticed it incentivized me to go there more often to get my "money's worth"; but my money's worth was a mere 10% discount. I'll just make my coffee at home.)
- massarog 16y agoIf the service was able to learn about you, places you shop at, brands you wear/buy, and things you are currently in the market for, then it would provide relevant deals and benefits at merchants which would save you more than the cost of the subscription itself -- that is the goal.
- tgrass 16y agoI don't believe anyone is in the market to save me money, so there's a lot of resistance to signing me up. If I trusted you enough to access my c.c. account and by doing nothing you could track what I already purchase and then provide discounts based on that...and I could see that those discounts are greater than the fee to receive them...I might join. But not necessarily. I always assume there is an opt out fee, and I'm pretty good about doing my own comparison shopping. I am probably not your market, but you asked why not...
- massarog 16y agoAn application process would allow us to know what you have purchased/are looking to purchase and the ability to request certain deals from your account would make it so that it is a non-invasive process. I appreciate your feedback.