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15. Yep. Fake ID Address and Phone of an old defunct business I used to work for.

Sun Aug 11, 2013, 12:57 PM

Aug 2013

Let 'em pry.

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A Disloyalty Movement? Supermarkets and Customers Drop Loyalty Card Programs [View all] Gormy Cuss Aug 2013 OP

Just lose it already mick063 Aug 2013 #1

Hmm...the last time I filled up, though, I saved $.50 per gallon, MineralMan Aug 2013 #10

No kidding Duer 157099 Aug 2013 #14

And loyalty cards aren't about getting more money from customers... Gormy Cuss Aug 2013 #11

I hate those damn things get the red out Aug 2013 #3

Well, the NSA will probably stop buying data leftstreet Aug 2013 #4

The NSA is not "buying" supermarket data GiaGiovanni Aug 2013 #5

True. Probably brokering it for a fee leftstreet Aug 2013 #6

And you base that on..... GiaGiovanni Aug 2013 #7

Just a hunch leftstreet Aug 2013 #8

I have a hunch that that President Obama doesn't really like broccoli GiaGiovanni Aug 2013 #16

Amazing Andy823 Aug 2013 #12

What would the NSA need with supermarket data? jmowreader Aug 2013 #18

Don't be so quick to not judge. flvegan Aug 2013 #21

Well, there is that... jmowreader Aug 2013 #23

Good! I hope Vons/Safeway joins the trend of dropping the cards. pinboy3niner Aug 2013 #9

The "special" card was finally figured out olddots Aug 2013 #17

Big Data has made it unnecessary for retailers. Brickbat Aug 2013 #20

Alas, I believe that you are correct. Gormy Cuss Aug 2013 #22

It's becoming cheaper to buy the info from choicepoint. KentuckyWoman Aug 2013 #24