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We may provide financial incentives to consumers who allow us to collect and retain personal information, such as identifiers (e.g., name and email address) and commercial information (e.g., purchase history). These incentives may result in differences in our prices or services offered...
The value of any financial incentive we offer is reasonably related to the value of any Personal Information you provide to us.
we may provide discounts, coupons, or other benefits to customers who join membership programs or sign up to receive our marketing emails or text messages.
"Certain Verizon Value brands may offer financial incentives for information that you provide through discounts and coupons for service. To the extent we can determine the value of the information you provide, we consider the value reasonably related to the cost of the incentive that we offer.Excerpt from Verizon's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “Certain Verizon Value brands may offer financial incentives for information that you provide through discounts and coupons for service. To the extent we can determine the value of the information you provide, we consider the value reasonably related to the cost of the incentive that we offer.”
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