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"If you delete your Personal Information, we can no longer match your Identifiers to track your spending or other activity that are necessary to earn awards, discounts, and other benefits...Excerpt from Home Depot's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “If you delete your Personal Information, we can no longer match your Identifiers to track your spending or other activity that are necessary to earn awards, discounts, and other benefits...”
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