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I went to the dealer today to grab a couple of quarts of gear oil and was surprised to learn the HD corporate has shut off the veterans discount program (10% discount) in favor of this new membership/points program. Earn 500 points and you get $5 "reward". I can't find anywhere where it describes how many dollars you must spend to earn a point?
Have any of you earned a benefit that makes it worth enrolling in this program, or is it a marketing money suck?
I was at the local dealership last December and found out I had $175.00 to spend by the end of the year. That wasn't hard to there. They have since changed the system but never looked into how it works now.
Last edited by h-d wrencher; Mar 6, 2024 at 03:12 PM.
I went to the dealer today to grab a couple of quarts of gear oil and was surprised to learn the HD corporate has shut off the veterans discount program (10% discount) in favor of this new membership/points program.
That would be your specific dealer that chose not to give you the discount. I was at mine this morning and got both my discount as well as my points. The points/rewards is a corporate program, the veteran discount has always been up to the local dealers, was never a corporate policy/discount.
Alright thanks, I guess it was good while it lasted. I just discovered I'm already enrolled because of online purchases, and have $10 in rewards available to me.
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