Store loyalty card - odd goings on (now a reply from store)

[Sore Thumb]

Each to his own, but I think I'd get on with my life.

Yes, you are probably right, but I think it was the obvious dishonesty which I don't like.

 

[rich p]

Yes, you are probably right, but I think it was the obvious dishonesty which I don't like.

I haven't led an entirely blameless life...

 

[Sore Thumb]

I haven't led an entirely blameless life...

In the profession I'm in, anything you do in your private life that might be illegal can end up losing your career.

 

[rich p]

I never had a career apart from reckless downhill cycling!
More in need of a carer now than a career

 

[rich p]

Long distance running? As I recall, you were a bit of a star

Reckless downhill running!

 

[threebikesmcginty]

Did you see if it had @threebikesmcginty 's name on it then?

There's no need to be insulting you repulsive ape.

 

[rich p]

...all the way down to Eastbourne Rugby Club......remember how that felt down that chalk pathway behind the golf club after 78miles of sheer hell?

Maybe we should do it again Rocky. It might take us a bit longer...

 

[rich p]

Sorry for the thread diversion, Sore Thumb, but it'll be back on track before you know it!

 

[User269]

I now have to make a decision of what to do.

Well it's only about 5 hours since your first post, so don't rush into anything.

 

[nickyboy]

In the profession I'm in, anything you do in your private life that might be illegal can end up losing your career.

In my professional I have had to fire someone for fraud. I had no choice really as she was in a position of trust but she was doing it out of desperation. That may or may not be the case here but, for sure, if you report it to the store management the wheels are in motion

My advice, FWIW, is forget about it. No doubt the cashier/manager will finally get caught out by internal control systems (they always get greedy when they start to get away with it and ramp it up and up) but don't be the instigator

 

[threebikesmcginty]

...remember how that felt down that chalk pathway behind the golf club...

Keep it clean lads, family forum and all that.

 

[wheresthetorch]

Of course its a dummy card.

With a dummy account

And a dummy amount of points

Illustrating a dummy amount of cash

To entice a dummy to go in and ask for their own card.

Its a marketing tool.

^^^ This.

 

[classic33]

^^^ This.

And if a card was used to pay, then card details will also be retained on this "Dummy Account".

 

[wheresthetorch]

And if a card was used to pay, then card details will also be retained on this "Dummy Account".

Oh, ok. I don't really know how these things work, but it looks like marketing to me.

 

[Moodyman]

I don't see why there should be a fuss.

A retailer gives points to shoppers, but some shoppers don't want them and we think an enterprising staff member is claiming them instead.

So what? The retailer would have given those points away anyway so nobody is worse off.