http://www.techreviewcentral.com/?p=38 If it's current, runs on current, we'll review it. Tue, 07 Sep 2010 23:54:01 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.2 http://www.techreviewcentral.com/?p=38#comment-81 Antony Shen Mon, 03 Jul 2006 03:38:29 +0000 http://www.techreviewcentral.com/?p=38#comment-81 A very interesting story. I knew mail-in rebate is a kind of hassle. It's just like the "30-days money back" in those informercials. Extremely troublesome to deal with. Also the mail-in rebates in Australia are usually "please 8 weeks for processing time." A very interesting story. I knew mail-in rebate is a kind of hassle. It’s just like the “30-days money back” in those informercials. Extremely troublesome to deal with. Also the mail-in rebates in Australia are usually “please 8 weeks for processing time.”

]]> http://www.techreviewcentral.com/?p=38#comment-256 Tom Handerson Tue, 12 Dec 2006 15:45:45 +0000 http://www.techreviewcentral.com/?p=38#comment-256 I too avoid mail in rebates like the plague. I hate the idea of destroying the package, and feel that mail-in-rebates are nothing more than a method for the store or manufacturer to advertise a product for less than what you are paying for it. I will generally not touch a product that has a mail in rebate. I, too , have been burned a few times. I know stores love mail-in-rebates but most customers absolutely hate them. Plus mail in rebates make identity theft easier for a business or dishonest employee. I too avoid mail in rebates like the plague. I hate the idea of destroying the package, and feel that mail-in-rebates are nothing more than a method for the store or manufacturer to advertise a product for less than what you are paying for it. I will generally not touch a product that has a mail in rebate. I, too , have been burned a few times. I know stores love mail-in-rebates but most customers absolutely hate them. Plus mail in rebates make identity theft easier for a business or dishonest employee.

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