That might be a bit agressive. usually points are worth a fraction of a penny. I guess it also depends on how you earn them if $1 spent = 1 point earned.
With the 250 points that were added for an existing account it says I’m eligible for a $5 gift card. If that’s consistent then each $1 spent is worth $.02
Points/rewards programs cost about 2% of revenue. The whole point of them is to get you to buy stuff and forget to cash in points. This is built into the financial model of the plan.
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WTF is a point and how much money is it worth?
My guess is 100 points = $1
That might be a bit agressive. usually points are worth a fraction of a penny. I guess it also depends on how you earn them if $1 spent = 1 point earned.
With the 250 points that were added for an existing account it says I’m eligible for a $5 gift card. If that’s consistent then each $1 spent is worth $.02
Just to mention that this reward program is already active in Canada.
And yes 100pts=$1
Does he really use MF on Zuiko 75?
Not everybody consider focus rings are useless my friend..
Well it does add that “pro” feel to the photo 🙂
He might just be supporting the camera that way – it is a pretty heavy lens at 430g 🙂
I only got 250 points for being “a valued Olympus customer”. I guess that they value new contacts much more.
Same here. I bought an OM-D EM-1 and the battery holder from Olympus, and they deigned to give me 250 points. Yippie.
Do I get points for selling my Olympus gear.
Points/rewards programs cost about 2% of revenue. The whole point of them is to get you to buy stuff and forget to cash in points. This is built into the financial model of the plan.