On Jan 15, 6:30*am, Gunner Asch wrote:
On Fri, 14 Jan 2011 16:33:45 -0800 (PST), Jim Wilkins
wrote:



On Jan 14, 6:49*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 super 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

On a good day I'm George Washington and live at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
NW, Washington DC 20500
Here's my ID ....

On a bad one it's
Name: Felix E. Dzerzhinsky,
Address: Lubyanskaya Ploshchad, Moskva.
Occupation: Chekist

Yes! *Saved for my own use!!!

Gunner


I too detest those loyalty cards.
Here in Texas, CVS Pharmacy and Kroger are off my list for that
reason, and I used to spend a good deal of money at both.

I may have to try the fake address. Thanks for that.