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[YOuTBE]

‘Son where’s that $30’
‘umm about that…’
Edit:

[NilocST]

Mv7 mic for $50 that makes this a comedy skit

[jayagainsthumanity]

They also forget to give you the check when you do mail it in 🌚

[cope]

Step 1:buy it
Step 2:get the 30 dollars check
Step 3:return it
Step 4:buy it again but use the check😅

[LilTibbz]

Rebates are given by the actual manufacturer of the product, rather than the retail store, which does their discounts through having sales.

[darkdrogod]

Huh thats a thing?....my ass just goes meh not worth the trouble and they can lie "oh we never got the mail" "we sent you the check already"

[actualRocketScientist]

We also just generally don't give you the rebate or the people of the company just keep it for themselves because I have mailed in many rebates and only a small fraction have been paid

[JV-pukx]

They also like to put hurdles in your path, e.g.: post office boxes not allowed (not everyone gets their mail delivered).

[cj-errh]

As someone who used to help customers get their mail in rebates: its a scam. People don't 'forget' about rebates, they just don't want to get scammed.

[bobowon]

don't forget that they also make the mail in process as annoying as possible. I remember seeing one mail in rebate where the payout for it took a full year to ever see

[phantom-origin]

This is only some cases. As someone who works in a tech store, yes they are good for getting things out the door and generating more money, but no, it isnt intended as a cheap way to generate more income, even if it has that side effect. Many rebates are run through external organisations such as a local council. Where I live, the city council has a security rebate which helps people to protect themselves with security cameras. The idea with these is to benefit the customer, without hurting the business.

[LeeDaNoodlePlus]

I have that exact microphone. If it was 50, i would be amazed (it's the shure mv7, and it goes for around about £250. It is one under the sm7b)

[meina]

I cant remember the last time a company offered a mail in rebate.

[robatron]

I would absolutely LOVE to see where you can buy an SM7 for $50

[arturoaguilarcorrea]

I done this with my first laptop. I didn't forget!

[roopkd]

Hehe, my parents NEVER forgot to do so. While my parents would shop on Black Friday, my brother and I would be creating a list for the rebate. We got 10 almost free pillows. And we got a free coffee machine that I eventually took to college with me

[actualRocketScientist]

I've mailed in many rebates that I've never seen that done for especially with computer parts

[xnamkcor]

The reason is closer to the fact that it's the manufacturer that is sending you the money, not the store.

[miloda_bess]

For alcohol, it also allows the company to sell below the state allowed minimum which is kind of corrupt. You also need a physical receipt (source: I was a giant eagle employee)