Anyone who is familiar with mail-in-rebates.
12-06-2005, 02:36 PM
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Rebates are fawking annoying. They offer them b/c most people won't even send them in or make a mistake disqualifing you from it. I had a bunch of rebates for a new computer and sent them in. One came back saying you couldn't combine it with a different one, but when I bought the computer it said the rebate applied. Fawkers. I don't care too much b/c it was a computer for work so I didn't lose any $.
12-06-2005, 06:51 PM
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12-06-2005, 11:34 PM
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That's why you should shop at Staples....Staples Easy Rebate>*
I bought my 19" Samsung LCD monitor from them the day after Thanksgiving, entered my rebate request online same day, rcvd confirmation two days later that they have it and are processing it
I paid $256 out the door for it, have a $57 rebate coming, and sold my 17" CRT for $75, so at the end of the day, the LCD will have only costed me $124
I bought my 19" Samsung LCD monitor from them the day after Thanksgiving, entered my rebate request online same day, rcvd confirmation two days later that they have it and are processing it
I paid $256 out the door for it, have a $57 rebate coming, and sold my 17" CRT for $75, so at the end of the day, the LCD will have only costed me $124