Points.. A real surprise..
Road Master
Joined: Dec 2009
Posts: 1,091
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From: new jersey
I fell the same way about the Supermarkets and all of their "savings club" card bulls**t. if it doesn't cost anything to sign up for the club why do i have to fill out a form with all of my information and carry this stupid plastic tag around on my keychain??? JUST PUT THE S**T ON SALE !!
Road Master
Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 1,200
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From: Greenfield, WI
the dealer closest to me has a rewards program - gives you back 10% of all purchases, every time you accumulate $25 in rewards you get a $25 gift certificate
bonus: last year when my accident repairs were finished they mistakenly gave me certificates for 10% of the repair bill when they previously told me they have to discount all of the parts for the insurance company and do not include accident repairs in the rewards program
bonus: last year when my accident repairs were finished they mistakenly gave me certificates for 10% of the repair bill when they previously told me they have to discount all of the parts for the insurance company and do not include accident repairs in the rewards program
Road Warrior
Joined: Oct 2008
Posts: 1,832
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From: Rockland County, NY
My dealer participates in the HD MVP program.
You buy into the system one time for $79 and get at least 11% discount for life. After that you earn points for purchases and activities that can increase your discount up to 15%. It's recalculated each year and the discount lasts until the next year. Points are acrued for purchase value but also for service, miles ridden, attendance at events, donating things to charities and so on.
It works for me since I can almost do it with miles alone and 15% is not a bad discount. This dealer really does a great job in keeping customers involved and everyone loves them. How often do you hear that?
You buy into the system one time for $79 and get at least 11% discount for life. After that you earn points for purchases and activities that can increase your discount up to 15%. It's recalculated each year and the discount lasts until the next year. Points are acrued for purchase value but also for service, miles ridden, attendance at events, donating things to charities and so on.
It works for me since I can almost do it with miles alone and 15% is not a bad discount. This dealer really does a great job in keeping customers involved and everyone loves them. How often do you hear that?
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