HMV to roll out reward card
09 Dec 2008 | by Miranda Fitzgerald
LONDON - Home-entertainment retailer HMV hopes to drive customer loyalty with the launch of a purehmv reward card offering consumers 'money-can't-buy' products and experiences.
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LONDON - Home-entertainment retailer HMV hopes to drive customer loyalty with the launch of a purehmv reward card offering consumers 'money-can't-buy' products and experiences.
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