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loyalty tax

loyalty tax noun: the situation where discounts offered to new subscribers to a service mean that existing long-term customers are charged more.

Noun

loyalty tax (plural loyalty taxes)

  1. The situation where discounts offered to new subscribers to a service mean that existing long-term customers are charged more.
    Synonyms:
    loyalty penalty

Synonyms of loyalty tax

Forms of loyalty tax

pluralloyalty taxes

Questions about loyalty tax

What does loyalty tax mean?
Loyalty tax means the situation where discounts offered to new subscribers to a service mean that existing long-term customers are charged more.
What part of speech is loyalty tax?
Loyalty tax is a noun.
What is the plural of loyalty tax?
The plural of loyalty tax is loyalty taxes.

Words near loyalty tax in the dictionary

  1. loyalty penalties
  2. loyalty penalty
  3. loyalty price
  4. loyalty prices
  5. loyalty pricing
  6. loyalty tax
  7. loyalty taxes
  8. Loyang
  9. Loyas
  10. Loyce
  11. Loyd

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