Depends on the person. Years of working in retail teached me that there is nothing as queer as folk.
Again years of retail work, 95% of the people bringing a return won't even remember the rough time or date they purchased it. Which would mean having to scroll through 100s of transactions on the EPOS.
Not sure what Epos system you've worked with but it really wouldn't. A few simple bits of info an you can narrow down even the most popular permutations down to a few transactions.
As I've said a few times, these receipts will and are getting absorbed into banking apps. Merchants don't want to be spending time adding email addresses onto POS software.
Gap? Not a chance.
I've worked on some pretty crap EPOS systems in the past.
I have just noticed recently that I am being asked if I want a receipt - usually I say no - one in particular was a supermarket petrol station where I said yes - when he printed it off I also got three £5 off petrol vouchers -- If I had said no would the voucher have come out anyway or could the assistant have pocketed them.
The other was a high street practice and I said no - on the way home I thought about it and thought is there a VAT or tax fiddle on this - anyone know or had same thing asked of them.?
guess it's still one way to collect someone's spending habits without the need for any loyalty card scheme
checkout wife
Seems a bit harsh they marry staff to their checkouts
I’ve noticed quite a few clothes shops ask for your email now to email your receipt instead of printing one. Probably why I get spam mail more than ever. It’s also Quite annoying standing there having to spell it out to them because they can’t understand what your saying.Would be hilarious having a rude or explicit email address name to give in just for a laugh.
If only they could use the money to provide bio-degradable bags..
Co-op are currently in the process of rolling out compostable carrier bags and banning single use plastic.
https://www.co-operative.coop/media...plastics-and-unveils-compostable-carrier-bags
Engaged?Not married quite yet.
always ask for your receipt at McDonlads, they have a survey on them and you get Bigmac n Fries for £1.99 on your next visit.. rinse and repeat
Ah that's pro. Shame there's no co-op near meCo-op are currently in the process of rolling out compostable carrier bags and banning single use plastic.
https://www.co-operative.coop/media...plastics-and-unveils-compostable-carrier-bags