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Eric wrote:jk wrote:It is not about the money................it is about your information...............Using the card is sort of a spending tracking tool also. It is getting very tricky out there.
New battery for a D7000 camera will cost that!!
If they want you to buy Nikon goods why not offer a bonus choice system where you spend say £400 and get £40 worth of Nikon goods from them.
Yes I could get one...but it's spending unnecessarily as I havent drained the D7000 battery ever yet.
I suppose what annoys me most is that yet another 'account' has been set up with my details...when I didn't want another piece of plastic or further dissemination of my details!! And it's NOT cash back.
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Young people know more about it then I do. Over here when someone knocks on your door to ask if you need help voting (ride etc.) they know EXACTLY who you are, your age, your income, what party you area affiliated with and much more than I can remember. Talk about big brother watching, we are way past that. Big brother could not keep up with corporate America (or global world) now.
Well I am about to blow their consumer research as I plan to use it to buy vegetables at the supermarket.
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Eric