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Sure, I was asking about membership discounts (e.g. people who shop at this store and are "members" get 10% off everything compared to "non-members"), vs loyalt
by ImPostingOnHN 6mo ago
Sure, I was asking about membership discounts (e.g. people who shop at this store and are "members" get 10% off everything compared to "non-members"), vs loyalty programs with individual product electronic coupons/promotions, which aren't covered by this bill.
- jameshart 6mo agoTypical European loyalty programs offer spend-based ‘points’ accumulation which can be spent as a discount later. Additional offers on top of that like ‘bonus points on product X’ or personalized offers based on purchase history add to the degree of variation in how much individual customers end up spending.
- ImPostingOnHN 6mo agoYeah, it seems that is allowed. If a store exists that has a "membership discount" (e.g. members get 10% off their purchase), like maybe GNC does, it seems that would be allowed, too.