Definition of loyalty card in English:

loyalty card

noun

British

An identity card issued by a retailer to its customers as part of a consumer incentive scheme, whereby credits are accumulated for future discounts every time a transaction is recorded.
Example sentencesExamples
- Running a loyalty card program is big business, and often incurs heavy administrative costs.
- Consider the detailed information that every loyalty card user volunteers to the store.
- If you have a supermarket loyalty card, you can stop using it.
- Finally, why not use a cashback credit card with your loyalty card to earn up to 2% more on top?
- I know more information is held on an individual than ever before, whether it is on a supermarket loyalty card or on a mailing list, but combine all the information together on one card and it's frightening what somebody could do with it.
- A British cosmetic surgery clinic is offering loyalty card discounts to repeat customers.
- Combine your cashback card with a supermarket loyalty card to earn even greater rewards.
- And it's not just the popular loyalty card scheme that lures them.
- The prices have gone up in line with the budget approach to protect front line services, but the loyalty card offers an even better discount than before.
- Your supermarket loyalty card - it just sits there in your purse or wallet, silently recording everything you buy, occasionally rewarding you with just enough points and prizes to keep you taking it to the shops.
- He's already tried the loyalty card with foundation hospitals, but it isn't working any more.
- I am not concerned that my loyalty card enables credit card companies and supermarkets to analyse my buying habits.
- Then when they ask me ‘Do you have a loyalty card?’
- He failed this year but had enough points on his loyalty card to survive.
- Are credit cards and loyalty cards useful financial tools or are they just an invitation to a financial nightmare?
- In a sense therefore, in using a loyalty card a shopper exchanges their privacy for a discount on their shopping.
- Every time you use a supermarket loyalty card, or switch on cable TV or access your favourite website, someone somewhere is monitoring you.
- It will launch its Advantage loyalty card in stores tomorrow and aims to get 250,000 customers signed up by Christmas.
- But what makes customer loyalty cards an effective tool in the campaign to inspire true loyalty?
- Thousands of supermarkets across the country have been offering loyalty cards to their customers for years.

单词	loyalty card
释义	Definition of loyalty card in English: loyalty card noun British An identity card issued by a retailer to its customers as part of a consumer incentive scheme, whereby credits are accumulated for future discounts every time a transaction is recorded. Example sentencesExamples Running a loyalty card program is big business, and often incurs heavy administrative costs. Consider the detailed information that every loyalty card user volunteers to the store. If you have a supermarket loyalty card, you can stop using it. Finally, why not use a cashback credit card with your loyalty card to earn up to 2% more on top? I know more information is held on an individual than ever before, whether it is on a supermarket loyalty card or on a mailing list, but combine all the information together on one card and it's frightening what somebody could do with it. A British cosmetic surgery clinic is offering loyalty card discounts to repeat customers. Combine your cashback card with a supermarket loyalty card to earn even greater rewards. And it's not just the popular loyalty card scheme that lures them. The prices have gone up in line with the budget approach to protect front line services, but the loyalty card offers an even better discount than before. Your supermarket loyalty card - it just sits there in your purse or wallet, silently recording everything you buy, occasionally rewarding you with just enough points and prizes to keep you taking it to the shops. He's already tried the loyalty card with foundation hospitals, but it isn't working any more. I am not concerned that my loyalty card enables credit card companies and supermarkets to analyse my buying habits. Then when they ask me ‘Do you have a loyalty card?’ He failed this year but had enough points on his loyalty card to survive. Are credit cards and loyalty cards useful financial tools or are they just an invitation to a financial nightmare? In a sense therefore, in using a loyalty card a shopper exchanges their privacy for a discount on their shopping. Every time you use a supermarket loyalty card, or switch on cable TV or access your favourite website, someone somewhere is monitoring you. It will launch its Advantage loyalty card in stores tomorrow and aims to get 250,000 customers signed up by Christmas. But what makes customer loyalty cards an effective tool in the campaign to inspire true loyalty? Thousands of supermarkets across the country have been offering loyalty cards to their customers for years.
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