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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mich800 wrote:bpounds wrote:SDcampowneroperator wrote:
The reason we ask to see the card is to verify expiry and that names match. Cant have someone borrow uncles card. That has happened.
That's your privilege. Apparently that extra few bucks is very important to your business model. The guy down the street must be less profit constrained.
I guess I appreciate the hotels that cheerfully want to help me save a very few bucks, instead of looking for any reason to get out of the discount.
I'm sure there are folks who go around just saying they are XXX members. If your bottom line is so thin that you feel you have to weed those out, then I guess you'll need to card everyone. It's the only way to be sure.
Your business model suggests just lower the price to the discounted level for everyone. What's the point if everyone qualifies? It is easy to spot those that never had to run a business to feed their family.
its about honesty we have it, a guest who tries to circumvent those who have paid money ( GS, FMCA, Senior) or by service to country and community dishonestly are not our business model. Discounts are for the deserving and honest.
The dishonest are encouraged to take their business else where and leave us with the fine honest deserving folks.
