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loyalty card

British  

noun

  1. a swipe card issued by a supermarket or chain store to a customer, used to record credit points awarded for money spent in the store

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Customers who do not have a loyalty card will see the price rise from £4 to £4.25.

From BBC

I found an old loyalty card in my wallet.

From Salon

If I offered my ancient loyalty card again, they might’ve actually taken it.

From Salon

Morrisons customers have been unable to get discounts on their shopping ahead of Christmas after a problem with the More loyalty card.

From BBC

"We know many people don’t trust loyalty card prices," said George Lusty, the CMA's interim executive director of consumer protection.

From BBC

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