How do I ask if a supermarket has a loyalty card program

To inquire whether a supermarket has a loyalty card program, you can phrase your question politely and clearly. Here are some examples:

• “Does your store offer a loyalty card program?”
• “Do you have a rewards program for regular customers?”
• “Is there a membership or points system available here?”

These questions are straightforward and encourage the staff to provide details about any existing loyalty programs. If the supermarket does have such a program, they will likely explain its benefits, how to sign up, and how it works.

Alternatively, if you are already at checkout, you can ask casually:

• “Do I need a loyalty card to get discounts here?” This approach might prompt the cashier to explain their loyalty program if one exists.

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