Cory
San Antonio,#2Consumer Suggestion
Thu, April 30, 2009
The reason you bought the electrolux appliances was for the rebates. I learned the hard way, years ago, NEVER, EVER, buy ANYTHING for the rebates. You might even have a problem returning the appliance back to best buy and IF you can, you may have to pay their 15% restocking fee. I figure if a company wants to sell me an item, they'll give me their best price up front and skip the rebate. What's the figure on rebates? Only 2 or 3% of them are ever paid out.
Cory
San Antonio,#3Consumer Suggestion
Thu, April 30, 2009
The reason you bought the electrolux appliances was for the rebates. I learned the hard way, years ago, NEVER, EVER, buy ANYTHING for the rebates. You might even have a problem returning the appliance back to best buy and IF you can, you may have to pay their 15% restocking fee. I figure if a company wants to sell me an item, they'll give me their best price up front and skip the rebate. What's the figure on rebates? Only 2 or 3% of them are ever paid out.
Cory
San Antonio,#4Consumer Suggestion
Thu, April 30, 2009
The reason you bought the electrolux appliances was for the rebates. I learned the hard way, years ago, NEVER, EVER, buy ANYTHING for the rebates. You might even have a problem returning the appliance back to best buy and IF you can, you may have to pay their 15% restocking fee. I figure if a company wants to sell me an item, they'll give me their best price up front and skip the rebate. What's the figure on rebates? Only 2 or 3% of them are ever paid out.
Cory
San Antonio,#5Consumer Suggestion
Thu, April 30, 2009
The reason you bought the electrolux appliances was for the rebates. I learned the hard way, years ago, NEVER, EVER, buy ANYTHING for the rebates. You might even have a problem returning the appliance back to best buy and IF you can, you may have to pay their 15% restocking fee. I figure if a company wants to sell me an item, they'll give me their best price up front and skip the rebate. What's the figure on rebates? Only 2 or 3% of them are ever paid out.