To Give Credit Where Credit Is Due, Part 2
(Part of my job is to offer our store’s loyalty card, which takes the form of a branded credit or debit card, to guests. I have just finished ringing up a guest’s transactions.)
Me: “Have you heard about [Store Debit Card]?”
Guest: “No, that’s okay; I want to avoid credit.”
Me: “No, it isn’t a credit card. It just takes the money out of your checking like debit.”
Guest: “No, I want to avoid credit.”
(I try explaining this a couple more times before giving up. The guest swipes his bank card.)
Guest: “It’s cancel for credit, right?”
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To Give Credit Where Credit Is Due
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