Certainly good enough to profile your daily routine, where you work, shop, visit etc. and sainsbury's probably know what you are going to buy before you even get there!
You may not get anything else on that visit, but it could make you aware of a shop you had not visited before. If you wish to test sales at the price point by running a trial for uk.d-i-y readers then let me know ;-) (nice bit of software BTW)
I also will visit your site as needs arise. Vic
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My poor little basement shop isn't set up for this... Gonna have to find a shop soon. ===================================================================== Great Let them finance your new shop. An upgrade that pays for itself.
Just amazes me what you get done in your shop. 8-) I used my small shop as an excuse for awhile. I expanded the shop so now I'll blame it on my girl friend. Mike M
My uncle owned a repair shop that was very noisy. He always answered the phone yelling "JIMMY IN THE SHOP". His house and shop number were the same. Like no one could tell he was in the shop. My name is David. I could be Don Dando but I ain't...:) BTW a trace won't help ...
It's a lot easier to go into my local Sainsbury's before doing the food shop and hand the assistant my Nectar card after getting what I want up on the screen. It takes a few minutes, but at least I don't have to mess around with idiotic online systems.
Ring lights are useful but not essential, there are ways to bodge one from card. You probably know all that. Perhaps you could pay someone to bring you some NiMH from a local shop. NT
But if you buy an oyster, and only ever top it up with cash in a shop rather than from bank transfer, they don't know who owns the card.