[mark]

i am now convinced that canadian tire money is the greatest marketing tool ever invented.

why?

because no matter how hard you try, you can NEVER get rid of it. for example: i had $1.25 in CT money in my wallet and used it when i was in the store last time. my total was $40 and i gave the cashier my 2 twenties and my CT money. she then gives me $1.25 in change and another 40cents in canadian tire money.

i only ended up spending 85cents of the original $1.25 that i had.

cratch:

now i am stuck with this. and the next time i use it, i will just get more back.

but i will keep trying to spend it, and therefore, i will spend more money in their store.

marketing genius.

[cochise]

Is it possible to be Canadian and NOT have Canadian Tire money stuffed somewhere in a kitchen drawer??

My vote is no.

[cferneyh]

Pay by credit card or debit.

[farmerdan]

i think they still give you the money, it comes out of a separate drawer

[NMAS]

Yeah, pretty sure you still get it if you pay debit or Credit.

[cferneyh]

Had to look it up - you still get it if you pay by debit, but the only credit cards they'll give it out on are the "Options MasterCard" or the Canadian Tire Credit Card.

Whoops! I better source that.

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[Bosman]

There used to be places (third party vendors) who would accept Canadian Tire Money at face value if you purchased their goods. Mind you, they didn't give you a smaller amount of Canadian Tire Money in return...

[chris]

Many vendors on the Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory located near Belleville, Ontario accept it.

And there are a couple of restaurants in Kingston that will accept it...

[Billy]

I always hand mine to the person right behind me in line.