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Banks turning your purchasing habits into ads

19 点作者 wavesound超过 14 年前

5 条评论

cryptoz超过 14 年前
WOAH. I think it was just yesterday I said on HN that I'd flip out if any bank ever did this. And here we are...This is why cash is great to carry around!<p><a href="http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2140095" rel="nofollow">http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2140095</a>
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jond2062超过 14 年前
Citi has been doing this for years on their credit card statements. Checking/saving accounts was the next logical step.<p>With the easy money (credit card interest, late fees, debit card interchange fees, etc) drying up, banks will explore every possible alternative to generate revenue and cut costs. Anything short of stealing money right from your account won't surprise me going forward.
GBKS超过 14 年前
Not surprised to see this happen.<p>My question is the following: When every company has rewards systems and 70% discounts on coupon sites, coupled with credit card rewards, discounted gift cards, manufacturer coupons and the new ability to get more discounts by adjusting my shopping patterns, how do I know what a product is actually worth?<p>Companies like Scvngr are trying to insert game mechanics into the offline world, but it feels like the retail sector is already way ahead in making us play their discount game.
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kevin_morrill超过 14 年前
Next step is "pay per buy" with conversion tracking that these companies can clearly track.
brianbreslin超过 14 年前
Is this similar to blippys model?