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More reason to be wary of rewards card

2016-11-05 17:40:19.891516+00 by Dan Lyke 1 comments

More reason to be wary of rewards card programs: Kings County WA using Safeway to find owners of unlicensed pets http://komonews.com/news/local...-store-data-to-target-pet-owners

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#Comment Re: More reason to be wary of rewards card made: 2016-11-05 21:50:06.766565+00 by: Mars Saxman

King County resident here - I think I received one of these notes, addressed to my ex-wife, two years after she'd moved out. Seemed a little strange, but no stranger than the baffling idea that such a thing as a "pet license" exists in the first place.

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