About the bogo loyalty program
The bogo loyalty program is an innovative concept (patent pending) in transactions systems that makes it possible for participating members to receive back every month up to 100% of all spending across the entire range of goods and services. Through the bogo program, consumers can dramatically increase their purchasing power to meet monthly bills and build capital for lifecycle events and other one-time high-cost purchases and investments.
For participating merchants and service providers in the bogo loyalty network, the boost in consumer spending and disposable income promises dramatic increases in sales volume, big-ticket sales, customer traffic and repeat business.
Participating schools and organizations can use the bogo loyalty system to process tuition payments and membership fees, so that families receive back a large portion of payments – resulting in much larger tuition reductions than currently available through scholarships, without decreasing school income.
About bogo loyalty, LLC
The bogo loyalty program is a project of bogo loyalty, LLC,incorporated as a Limited Liability Corporation in July, 2015 with corporate headquarters located at 200 Central Avenue, Farmingdale, New Jersey.
A patent for the underlying business method of the bogo loyalty program was filed in 2014 with the Patent Corporation Treaty, a global patent treaty signed by 148 countries around the world. US and international patents were filed in 2016.
The bogo loyalty program was conceived by Zvi Bogomilsky. He founded bogo loyalty, LLC in 2015, and currently serves as its President and Chief Executive Officer.
To handle the complex accounting needs of a large-scale transaction-based system, bogo loyalty, LLC retains the accounting services of Roth and Company, the largest accounting firm in Brooklyn, NY, with offices in Boro Park, Brooklyn and Farmingdale, NJ.
Bogo loyalty, LLC has engaged the software design services of bitbean, a fast-growing Inc. 500 company located in Lakewood, NJ, to develop and maintain its sophisticated automated transaction system.