InComm’s holiday survey puts gift cards first in U.S. purchase plans
InComm’s September survey places gift cards ahead of apparel and toys in U.S. holiday plans, with both physical and digital formats represented.
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InComm’s September survey places gift cards ahead of apparel and toys in U.S. holiday plans, with both physical and digital formats represented.
The operator’s September 23 notice directs its locations toward black PrizePay cards, citing cash-access concerns and earlier Georgia Lottery guidance.
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