Why Retailers Ask for Your ZIP Code By ANN CARRNS APRIL 1, 2013
I usually dread shopping in stores. Trying on clothes is
tedious, and sometimes completing the actual purchase is, too. Retailers like
to ask for all sorts of information as they’re ringing up your merchandise,
like your e-mail address and ZIP code. I just want to pay and be on my way, and
they give me the third degree.
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The result can be unwanted catalogs and other junk mail. (To
get a simple idea of the cumulative impact of each tidbit of information, try
searching for your name alone on Google search, and then search again using
your name and ZIP code, and see how much more data comes back. If you have an
uncommon name — as I do — it’s eye opening.)
In March, the Massachusetts Supreme
Judicial Court ruled
that collecting ZIP codes for credit card purchases violates a state consumer
protection law… http://bucks.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/04/01/why-retailers-ask-for-your-zip-code/?_r=1
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