Who is responsible for discounts?
Is it the obligation of the business or the customer to determine whether or not that customer is eligible for a discount? We honor discounts for Good Sam members, seniors and active military. That ...
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Walaby wrote:
So, in all the time that I have gotten various discounts, I have NEVER to my recollection had anyone ask me if I qualified for a discount. No restaurant asking about military discount, nothing from Lowes or Home Depot asking if Im retired military, never asked by Kroger cashier if I had a Kroger card. Not from a campground asking about Good sams or military, or Passport America. Honestly can't remember if I've ever been asked up front at all.
I would not appreciate it if people lie about qualifying for a discount to save, what 2-3, 3-5 dollars? I will go on record and say Im glad SD and WRVPO ask for proof.
You should too, instead of taking offense to it. If they are willing to lie to save a dollar, what else would they be willing to lie and cheat about?
Mike
I had to provide Lowes PROOF of my Military Service, they put the info in their computer system, and I now get the discount for each purchase. That is the reason I do not have to ask each time. Lying has become so popular, most people are proud about lying. Our morals are quickly going down the gutter with our political leaders.
