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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In most of the businesses I deal with they post (not always that obvious) the discounts and I have to ask for them.. Best example Is Bi-Lo and their parent.. I have a card (Southern Grocers) now the cashier WILL ask if I have the loyalty card but it is very rare for the store to make the added 5% due to age that well known (I'm old enough to qualify for the added 5% on Wed's) I've passed that on to many customers.... And asked about it in other places (Sorry no)
AARP publishes a list.. but if you don't ask, you don't get
I've never had Denny's ask to see my AARP card.. Or any other restaurant that gives discounts.
Camping world will USUALLY ask about your GS card.. But that's kind of like Bi-Lo askind about my Southern Grocery card.
AARP publishes a list.. but if you don't ask, you don't get
I've never had Denny's ask to see my AARP card.. Or any other restaurant that gives discounts.
Camping world will USUALLY ask about your GS card.. But that's kind of like Bi-Lo askind about my Southern Grocery card.
