On Fri, 14 Jan 2011 18:42:54 -0800 (PST), DD_BobK
wrote:

On Jan 14, 3:46*pm, "Stormin Mormon"
wrote:
I went into a Rite Aid pharmacy a couple days ago. Select a
couple items from the close out section. The perky young
thing on the register asks for my Wellness Card. Being a
miserable, cantankerous old coot, I tell her I don't have
one. "We can sign you right up for free! Just fill out...."
and I told her that's not going to happen. Well, find out
the only way they will give me the sale price, if I have a
"Wellness card". Which of course requires my name, adress,
etc. I do not wish to be tracked, tagged, marketed,
suggestive sold, and registered with their computer. I told
them to put thier own stuff back. Today I checked with a
different Rite Aid, and find out that's the same policy.
They just lost a customer.

--
Christopher A. Young
Learn more about Jesus
*www.lds.org
.

You could always use a friend's or relatives's phone number, get the
discount & not give any data.

I have a friend who uses a neighbors phone number.

Whenever I need to give my address online, or I won't get the right
results, like for shopping near me, or tv stations near me, or crimes
committed near me, I used to use a fictitious street number on my
street, but I thought I needed precision, so now I give an address a
couple doors away of people who have been very rude to me and others.

So any junk mail will go to them.

cheers
Bob