different between retailer vs storecard
retailer
English
Etymology
retail +? -er
Noun
retailer (plural retailers)
- A retail sales company or salesman.
Related terms
- retail
Translations
See also
- wholesaler
Anagrams
- irrelate
Spanish
Noun
retailer m (plural retailers or retailer)
- retailer
retailer From the web:
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storecard
English
Etymology
store +? card
Noun
storecard (plural storecards)
- A credit card, offered by a retailer, that gives discounts or benefits when shopping at the retailer's stores.
- 2007, Richard Hammond, Smart Retail: How to Turn Your Store Into a Sales Phenomenon (page 133)
- Storecards earn us retailers a lot of money, and they can be very convenient for some customers. I struggle with storecards though from an ethical standpoint.
- 2007, Richard Hammond, Smart Retail: How to Turn Your Store Into a Sales Phenomenon (page 133)
Anagrams
- co-starred, costarred, creotards, redactors
storecard From the web:
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- what store cards can i prequalify for
- what store cards use experian
- what store cards are comenity bank
- what store cards are citibank
- what store cards pull equifax
- what store cards do a soft pull
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