Completely true. The one time I didn't get a rebate back in time (go calendar programs to remind me when I should have gotten it by), I called the place and they said something about not having the original UPC or something in there. I said I made a photocopy of it before mailing it in, would they like a copy? Their response was no, they'll send out the check soon. Week later, got my $50 on that rebate.
Animate Dreams - Sat Aug 26, 2006 11:43 am
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Lol, Agurus, don't be paranoid. I've used a ton of mail-in rebates, over 800$ worth. And 5$ of it is all that hasn't come back. I never bothered to look into that one. And yeah, not so much anymore, but in the past I've gotten packs of 50 or 100 CDs for free. Mail-in rebates are certainly not bullshit, they're for people who don't like to throw money away.
Maverick - Sat Aug 26, 2006 12:10 pm
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I guess mail-in rebates are US-only, right? Not that I would use it. I usually pay for stuff by credit card.
Solo Ace - Sat Aug 26, 2006 3:39 pm
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What the fuck are you talking about Mav? We have 'mail-in rebates' too, not many manufacturers do it here though.
Remember the clearasil commercial, where you could get 50% of the money back when you bought two bottles of the product? You just had to mail them the coupon.
Remember the Pantène commercial where they told you that you could easily get your money back after just mailing the coupon?
There are more of these things, you just have to look for them a little harder, probably.
Also, how does paying by credit card have anything to do with 'getting your money back'? You could even pay anal and still get your money back.
Maverick - Sat Aug 26, 2006 4:52 pm
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Oh ofcourse, indeed, didn't think of it.
Didn't say anything about getting your money back, I only specified what I use when paying on the internet.