Agree with @Buildingprofile.Not really an opinion and perhaps not unpopular…I don’t really understand either the concept of or the fascination with ‘prespend ratio.’ As I understand it, in some countries, one must spend a certain amount to ‘earn’ a B or a K offer. My confusion: how would one know exactly what the ratio is in one’s home store? And, more importantly in my mind, do people actually buy items while consciously calculating progress towards achieving the correct ‘prespend ratio’? Rather than because the items bring them joy?
In the US, prespend ratios are informal and seem to fluctuate from zero to 5X ++++
In Asia, ive read that the prespend ratio is quite specific, and your SA keeps track
There are TPF members who spreadsheet or otherwise calculate their purchases
whether or not that activity or those items bring joy or frustration probably varies
the bulk of my non bag purchases are larger items of RTW or home goods that are relatively easy to track, but I did stop counting after a certain number of offers and items. Im happiest being a bit more spontaneous
I think probably prespend is a very imprecise, rough way to quantify your path to a coveted bag for posters who w@nt to know these things. There will always be questions regarding how to follow in those footsteps. Even if no outcome can be guaranteed.
those of us who are not as focused on prespend do constitute the minority or the unpopular opinion here
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