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  • Report:  #128637

Complaint Review: Soyo Group Inc.

Soyo Group, Inc. Does not fulfill on rebates attempting to pump up its revenues and profits to defraud investors Ontario California

  • Reported By:
    Deerfield Illinois
  • Submitted:
    Mon, January 24, 2005
  • Updated:
    Mon, January 24, 2005
  • Soyo Group, Inc.
    1420 South Vintage Avenue
    Ontario, California
    U.S.A.
  • Phone:
    909-292-2500
  • Category:

Soyo is defrauding consumers while attempting to pump up its revenues and profits to defraud investors.

I purchased a Soyo motherboard from Newegg.com on 8/30/04; Soyo promised 2 separate rebates on this purchase totaling $75, and I promptly completed and submitted the rebate applications along with the required proofs of purchase. 10 weeks later, since I still had not received the rebates, I emailed Soyo at rebate@soyousa.com to determine the status of my rebate submissions.

I received a canned reply telling me to check the Web site www.verifyrebate.com, which I did. This Web site indicated that no information was available regarding my rebate submissions, so I emailed Soyo again.

This time, I received the following reply: "We would like to apologize for the delay. Your rebate has not been processed. Please keep checking www.verifyrebate.com to check on your status. Thank you for your patience."

Each time I checked the verifyrebate.com Web site, I was informed that there was no information available about my rebate submissions, so I again emailed Soyo, and this time, they did not respond.

Subsequently, I sent several emails to Soyo inquiring about the status of my rebate submissions, but they did not respond to any of these. I also made several phone calls to Soyo, and I was often put on hold indefinitely or disconnected. On one occasion, I was able to leave a voicemail for a Soyo representative named Jennifer, but she never returned my call. I was never able to talk with a live person regarding this issue.

Most recently, I sent a complaint to the Better Business Bureau, and Soyo responded to my complaint by indicating that my rebate submissions must have been lost in the mail and it's not Soyo's responsibility.

I concede that mail is sometimes lost, but in this instance, I mailed 2 rebate submissions in separate envelopes on separate days (one was mailed on 9/7 and one was mailed on 9/8) through my local Post Office. Furthermore, I have never had a problem with lost mail that I've sent through my local Post Office. Therefore, I find Soyo's contention that my rebate submissions must have been lost in the mail overwhelmingly doubtful and suspicious.

Glen
Deerfield, Illinois
U.S.A.

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