I do agree, this article in the Philly Inquirer yesterday got me thinking otherwise..maybe


http://www.philly.com/mld/philly/business/13604788.htm

 

I'm thinking none of those businesses offered significant gift certificate programs previously...

 

I'm saying hi for the first time today

maybe...

 

I'm thinking I thought it said the pizza joint did?

 

He said he wrote occasional gift certificates. I understand you have a regular GC program and sell a fair number of them?

 

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I'm saying see the response below.



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I'm thinking that sucks for whoring

 

I'm saying yes, we do sell gift certificates. I guess the questions is ...is a card more self promoting than a gift certificate..and if a customer could "store" a $$ and recharge it on the card (which you cant due on a paper cert. except issuing them a new store credit, which they can/will/do lose) would said card be more valuable to us than the current paper gift certificate old fashioned way?

 

I'm noting I did not re-read that^ before I posted...sure hope it makes a lick of sense!