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I would be surprised if we have not considered this already, and who knows what the future will bring. Thanks for the suggestion. Would anyone else like to see this happen? Make sure to vote for an idea if you like it.
My thoughts exactly. This was the point of my visit to this forum today, and being that there's already a thread, I just wanted to add that I would love to see this happen.
But I also wonder why it wasn't originally included? It's a major slap in the face to realize that after how much money I've spent to maintain Elite+ status for so many years, that anyone can just spend a paltry $200 and gain similar (and better) incentives compared to spending $3500 in a calendar year to achieve Elite+. And speaking of which, I already hit that targe oncet again earlier this year. So maybe if Best Buy doesn't want to think about some its more loyal customers, then perhaps Amazon will get all my holiday spending this year.
Call me salty. I'll be the first to agree.
The elite plus member should have been smart and gotten Totat Tech on their path to elite plus because they would have saved a lot more that the membership cost in the first place.
I got TT for the first time last August and it has saved me a little over $350 since then.
It would be folly of BB to give you a discount on the one thing that gives you the biggest discount.
Also, TT will get you exclusive access to hard to get items on occasion
The TT came out after Elite Plus. So if you're in my boat, I saved 0 because I was Elite Plus before TT came out. So your comment, while valid now, is not valid for existing Elite Plus Members who keep their status throughout the years. Saves me nothing towards Elite Plus unless a new year starts and I'm trying to keep it.
The "Super" know-it-all should be smart enough to realize that TT was a recent option, so people who achieved Elite or Elite+ status 10 years running could not have over the years purchased a TT membership on their path to expensive and neglected obsoletion.
@UnyinEXACTLY!
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I would be surprised if we have not considered this already, and who knows what the future will bring. Thanks for the suggestion. Would anyone else like to see this happen? Make sure to vote for an idea if you like it.