Elite MemberDo you ever read the fine print when you receive things like coupons/rewards in the mail? Also things like signing a contract or accepting an online transaction? Terms of services? When is it important to you to actually read that stuff?
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Depends, if I'm buying something expensive, yeah. If I'm playing monopoly at Mc Donalds, nah...
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I see plenty of people coming into the store where I work with rewards certificates and offers, which are technically free when you're a member of our equally free rewards program. They come in with expired tickets and complain that we don't take them because 6 months wasn't enough time for them to use it. What about fine print like that?
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Yes, I always read the fine print. Often it will have important information that's not specified in the main contract/coupon/rewards. It's called fine print for a reason. It's hiding something. 
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