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>As a result of being deemed “non-loyal” to Kroger in his 62-page shopping profile, which CR obtained after Salem filed a formal request with Kroger through Ore
by duxup 1y ago
>As a result of being deemed “non-loyal” to Kroger in his 62-page shopping profile, which CR obtained after Salem filed a formal request with Kroger through Oregon’s new data and privacy law, Salem is also likely to get fewer of Kroger’s best discounts.
The limitation seems to be on discounts offered. This seems logical to me.
Even where I work we offer some of our better customers some discounts on some things, because we know they make up for it in other ways.
- bell-cot 1y ago> seems logical to me. Yep. Kroger selling my purchasing history far and wide does feel creepy & obnoxious. Vs. Pete Penny-Pincher expecting the same discount deals as the big-time spenders get? That just sounds greedy & entitled.
- legitster 1y agoWhy would this be the assumption? Grocery stores are in the business of converting non-loyal shoppers into loyal shoppers. If anything, they would want to bombard shoppers with offers that increased their frequency.