Steig's Sports Store has a customer loyalty program in which it issues points to customers for every cash purchase that can be applied to future purchases. For every dollar spent, a customer receives three points. Each point is worth one cent. There is no expiry date on the points. Steig's estimates that 41% of the points issued will eventually be redeemed. Steig's has a December 31 year end. The program was started in 2020. During 2020, 960,000 points were issued. Sales for 2020 were $384,000. In 2021, 1,380,000 points were issued. Total sales for 2021 were $492,000.
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