Scooterk
LAurys Station,#2UPDATE Employee
Thu, October 02, 2008
Yeah, it's kind of a good idea to read the instructions. Of course if you did, you would have gotten your rebate like all of my customers have. The 'UPC' code on the receipt is not a copy of the one on the box but is used by the rebate center so they don't have to type everything in. Having the rebate form doesn't prove that you purchased service, just that you have a rebate form.
Quil
Houston,#3UPDATE EX-employee responds
Tue, September 02, 2008
Are you really upset?d you through away the box and mad because the rebate is now void. Go sit down and reevaluate the situation. It's like buying nuggets from mc donalds and you are in a hurry and you through away the sauce. Addtional chargers for sauce are .10. Do you get made because they charge you for the addtional. If you did not check the bag whose fault is it really. Just because I no longer miss my old job in customer service I'll say "sorry for YOUR inconvience". That's not deceptive that's real business. Follow directions!
Mz_atl
Atlanta,#4UPDATE Employee
Wed, July 30, 2008
Everyone knows when you mail in a rebate, you need the label from the box and the receipt. How else would you prove your proof of purchase? You clearly haven't sent a rebate before. If you didn't need it, anyone could find a rebate form off the streets and mail it in and get someone elses money. Duh! Read the information given to you before you decide to throw things away. What if you would have bought the phone and a week later it malfuntioned? Without the box, no refund! Think about it. And this goes for all companies, not just Verizon Wireless.