Loyalty Point Program definition

Loyalty Point Program means any point or credit based program that rewards a customer’s credit card use or spending with points or credits that may be redeemed for goods and/or services.
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Examples of Loyalty Point Program in a sentence

  • The order of the Space Draw is determined by the Loyalty Point Program.

  • Unless Customer indicates otherwise, Residential Customer will be automatically enrolled in Pure Energy’s Customer Loyalty Point Program (“Program”).

  • MARH reserves the right to suspend its Loyalty Point Program at any time without any notice.

  • Unless Customer indicates otherwise, Customer will be automatically enrolled in East’s Customer Loyalty Point Program (“Program”).

  • Credit Card Loyalty Point Program rules will be adopted prior to the Implementation Date and will 1) not conflict with the provisions of this Agreement and 2) among other things will contain a statement to the effect that PrivilegeONE and the Dealers, as applicable, are responsible for the operation and administration of the Credit Card Loyalty Program, including PrivilegeONE Cardholder incentives and the redemption of Credit Card Loyalty Points.

  • For a deeper analysis on this, see Xiao-bo Zhang, Jim Yang, and Shanglin Wang (2010).

Related to Loyalty Point Program

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