INPHONIC. Myrateplan.com Rebate Ripoff Internet
Just ad me to the long line of people before me that this company is trying to ripp off.
Same story I have read over and over again on this website.
I sent in my rebate along with my bill to show that I had my cell phone during the 180 to 210 days that inphonic required.
Low and behold I get a letter stating that I did not qualify.
My submission form was mailed on time, Was post marked well within the time frame.
I don't see why companies would continue to do business with this company. This makes them just as guilty as these rippoffs.
I wish I would have found this website before I got ripped off but I never heard of inphonic until I received my refusal letter and emails. I thought I was dealing with Myrateplan.com but alas they go by several aliases so they can point the finger at someone else.
Rick
Omaha, Nebraska
U.S.A.
1 Updates & Rebuttals
Rick
Omaha,Nebraska,
U.S.A.
We'll see....
#2Author of original report
Wed, April 12, 2006
After blitzing every possible email and phone number I could find for Inphonic I am hearing some responses that sound like I might get some resolution to my rebate. I'll believe it when I see the check.
Here is some of the contact info I have used so far.Hope it helps.
Rebate escalation team 866-274-8573
rebatehelp@inphonic.com
customer.service@cs.rebatestatus.com
inphonic.rebatestatus.com
inquiry@cs.rebatestatus.com
customerinquiry@inphonic.com (Office Of The President Camille King)
ddennis@inphonic.com (Office Of The President Doreen Dennis)
If you got it through Myrateplan.com
feedback@myrateplan.com