Today a person was telling me about this new points program that a company introduced which seemed pretty good as it almost sounded like the business was initially offering a one to one ratio for every dollar spent which would be equal to like one dollar in reward points. That seemed too good and so
As I did some grocery shopping today I noticed that the balance of my store points was at $50. That was pretty good for such a short amount of time as I really planned out what to buy based on the deals. The thing is though I can’t spend this unless I spend at least
I was told of an interesting scenario the other day where a few years back a person purchased an extended warranty from an electronic store for the TV they bought. The difference here was that the extended warranty in this case was in some ways refundable. Basically, if you don’t end up using the warranty
I was looking at some electronic stores today that seemed to be offering recycling program incentives where you can trade in your old products for a gift card to be used at its stores. I have yet to get rid of my old digital camera and so out of curiosity I looked up at how
I was looking at the Bestbuy site and how the company offered cell phone owners the option to trade in their old handset for store credit. Essentially, the more recent your model the more money you could get. The interesting thing was seeing what they offered you for models that are non existent. Say cell
A person I knew recently had to go to exchange a gift that they received as the item was something that she had already. So, she decided to exchange it for something else by first getting store credit. Then the tricky part came as always with store credit as rarely can you ever simply spend