Sentence examples for incentive cards from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the fact that a card, code, or other device may be primarily funded by a business, for example, in the case of certain rewards or incentive cards, does not mean the card, code, or other device is outside the scope of § 205.20, if the card, code, or other device will be provided to a consumer primarily for personal, family, or household purposes.

Some prepaid cards, such as those for international travel, already carry the chip technology, but many others, including low-value branded gift cards and incentive cards, will probably never convert to EMV, an industry term named after the three companies that created and developed the chip card in the 1990s: Europay, MasterCard and Visa.

The monetary incentive offered to customers included incentive cards (e.g., buy three get one free) and coupons for discounts on promoted food items [ 42, 44].

Specific examples include incentive cards for high-risk groups to receive Voluntary Testing and Counseling services, support for bednet voucher schemes, and incentives for community workers, healthcare providers, and laboratory technicians.

Describing the company as "Google for bricks and mortar," Maier says they have a three-pronged attack to help retailers generate new profits, consumers receive relevant incentives and card issuers increase card usage.

The baseline mailing of the self-administered questionnaires was in March 2012, with a cover letter, incentive gift card, and a stamped return envelope.

Lacetera et al. (2012) reported that incentives (gift cards) did not change the proportions of rejected donations, which were 0.12% and 0.14% in the advertised and non-advertised sites, respectively.

Research ethics are quite strict in Finland, which prevents us from offering monetary incentives, gift card, presents, etc.

Adding a gift card incentive did not meaningfully increase response rates.

The confederation, which represents more than 50,000 enterprises in the sector, was pressing for consumers to be given incentives to use cards.

The 15% incentive for concession card holders and children under 16 will still apply for diagnostic imaging, such as magnetic resonance imaging (MRIs), but will be scrapped for pathology services.