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The urge to splurge has been utilized by many B2C (business-to-consumer) companies. Loyalty programs keep regular customers of stores coming back for more. It works well for both parties - people who love to shop till they drop and of course, the stores themselves.

Here are some statistics: 76% of U.S. retailers and 75% of buyers in the United States are engaged in frequent flyer programs. In India, Shopper's Stop claims more than 60% of sales are members of loyalty. Subhiksha claims 80% of sales from members of loyalty - So why have they closed up shop recently, after going bankrupt, is the big question.

After all, collect reward / loyalty programs requires effort and time, but if your goods are of inferior quality or even the discount membership card entitles you to, they seem highly price compared to components from a retail competitor, then consumers will ditch the smart card member reward. For example: lifestyle, a pair of khaki shorts is an outrageous price for 800 rupees, so I picked up the entire length of formal trousers in a fabric wrinkle-resistant cotton satin for the same amount at Westside, two years ago .

Here, the quality was not a problem, but who will pay Rs 800 for a pair of pants truncated? Perhaps card reward Lifestyle - Inner Circle - members do not really care about the price factor at all and just want to be seen with bags of lifestyle rather than saying, Westside or pants. But for my money, I'd rather buy a full-length khaki pants and wear them for a few years, then the cultures in shorts futures, which is what I did in the past. I used the same tactics, as probably many others, with any pair of jeans that were too pale or tired of carrying on the outside but just comfortable enough to wear at home.

If this is the case of shop loan is a way of life, then there are upscale shops that also, from the look of things in their shop windows, articles overprice and sell to their loyal customers. Just look at the skirts of cotton at Marks & Spencer to make you get better and cheaper stuff on Colaba Causeway or Hill Road, Bandra (Mumbai).

You've already seen the screen in the Versace at INOX, Nariman Point. They showed such poor stuff that I never attempted to enter and look at their label ... or ask the price of equipment. One reason being, I do not want to die of a heart attack at a young age. The other is, I know where you can buy better clothes to a more reasonable Breach Candy - a shopping paradise for single people with money and prior major label these stores come to pull the wool over eyes. I prefer to buy Versace dishes as those held with my money. No wonder this place closed.

A source in real estate told me that the family Poonawala - yes horse breeders and lovers of Derby displaying Ferrari and Lamborghini and should have known their brands have actually been deceived by people who licensed the brand Versace for them. They passed on stockpiles in making Versace here in Mumbai and customers are not stupid about it. More power to us! So I was right when I walked past the display with complete indifference. The same thing happened in Escada, another really top brand designer worn by people like Princess Diana.

A friend who travels abroad a few said that Marks & Spencer is also a has-been brand in the UK and much of their range in India is not quite the season underway. This is a brand that is desperately trying to find the magic they loved years ago, where if you were seen carrying their shopping bags, you were considered smart. So if you want to buy the ABS.