Loyalty Punchcard Fraud
For example, if a pizza place offers a free family-size pizza after 6 punches (6 purchases), how do they know the person didn't go home and do 5 of them? More so when they have 15+ employees and can't possibly know when each customer comes in.
For "run-out" loyalty cards there's no problem (examples are that they get 25% off for every punch/visit), since the customer doesn't want it to run out. But what about achievement cards?
Just when you think you've got it all figured out, someone changes the rules.
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