Yesterday, while I was at
Yorkdale, I walked passed
Coach. The doors were shut, the store was hopping and there was a big line of customers waiting patiently outside.
I walked over to see what was going on. One man told me it was just a normal day at Coach. Not! I’
ve been by enough times to know they doors are usually open and line-ups
aren’t
the norm. Another woman showed me a postcard she received as a spring promo with 25% off merchandise from March 18-March 25.
“
How’d you get one of those?” I asked.
“It came in the mail,” she explained.
“We’ll I thought I was on the list. Wonder why I
didn’t get one?” I said.
Oh well, since I’m not in the market for a new
Coach bag, I moved on. About half-hour later, I walked by again. The doors were still closed. The store was still hopping but only a couple customers were waiting outside.
The door
opened. The salesperson let a customer out. I took the opportunity to ask why I
hadn’t received a postcard too. I own a
Coach bag. I bought it there last year.
“Well,” she explained, “our head office decides who to send promos to, we have 25,000 customers and we can't always send them to everyone.” (Duh! Why not?)
“But I’
ve had a
Coach bag for almost a year. I’m sure I’m on your mailing list and I’
ve never
received anything. What about customer loyalty?” I answered.
Aren’t I “Coach-worthy” too? I thought to myself.
She told me she’d let me in and not to worry, if I wanted to go in and buy something, I’d get the discount. Unfortunately, as much as I’d love one, I needed new clothes more and sometimes a girl just has to say no, even to a great deal.
If you want a new
Coach bag (or other in-store goodies) but you
didn’t get a postcard, grab your old Coach bag, head on over, tell them you’re a loyal customer and you want 25% off. Show them you’re Coach-worthy too!
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