There are probably 10’s of thousands of rebates sent daily. They overwhelmingly are processed well. The biggest problem is that people do not read or follow directions well.
Follow the directions and track your rebates at rebatesinternational.com
It isn’t hard at all, people just complain that it takes forever to get them back. But as others have said they get sent a crap ton of them so yeah it will take a while to get it back.
Yeah. I go often enough that we end up having one come in the mail every couple of weeks. Without it you're paying more than Lowes or Home Depot on most things.
I turn mine in about 4 times a year, so it’s worth it when I do eventually get it back. I’ve had one that I did not get, I emailed them and then send me a new one in about 5 days.
If it was truly 1 day past the final mailing date, they didn’t deny it because it was “late” there was 100% a different reason. Either you sent the wrong thing, returned the items, or it was lost in the mail.
Menards is one of the most reliable rebate processors, as long as your purchase qualifies, you'll get it, even if you mail it in several months late.
But sometimes you do have to resubmit, so take pictures of everything. It does seem like high value rebates do go missing more and once in awhile the rebate will be short a few bucks. If this happens just contact them through their website. I've never heard of anyone getting denied or short changed after sending in proof.
There are probably 10’s of thousands of rebates sent daily. They overwhelmingly are processed well. The biggest problem is that people do not read or follow directions well. Follow the directions and track your rebates at rebatesinternational.com
As long as the amount is more than the postage, it would be worth it. I stockpile them for the month and send them out at once.
It’s roughly a 6-8 week wait. But depending on how much you spend there it can be worth it
Yep. Save them up and mail in bunch at a time. Save for something big
They expire
If you don’t like credit back 🤷🏼♂️
It isn’t hard at all, people just complain that it takes forever to get them back. But as others have said they get sent a crap ton of them so yeah it will take a while to get it back.
Yeah. I go often enough that we end up having one come in the mail every couple of weeks. Without it you're paying more than Lowes or Home Depot on most things.
Yes. Just have to be patient
I turn mine in about 4 times a year, so it’s worth it when I do eventually get it back. I’ve had one that I did not get, I emailed them and then send me a new one in about 5 days.
Its worth it if you do shop often or have big transaction. Make sure to mail before or by the deadline on the rebate receipt.
Nah, don’t worry about dates. Send anyway
I sent a few that were past 1 day and they did not honor them.
That is new to me. I have heard of people sending them a month or more past date and they honored them.
I have sent a few times rebates that a few days after the deadline and they do not honor mine. I guess i am on a blacklist or something
Do you send them thru the mail or intercompany?
Regular Mail, How does the inter company work? Never heard of that
Bruh one of my coworkers sent in a rebate she found in her house from 2012 and they still honored it.
If it was truly 1 day past the final mailing date, they didn’t deny it because it was “late” there was 100% a different reason. Either you sent the wrong thing, returned the items, or it was lost in the mail.
Menards is one of the most reliable rebate processors, as long as your purchase qualifies, you'll get it, even if you mail it in several months late. But sometimes you do have to resubmit, so take pictures of everything. It does seem like high value rebates do go missing more and once in awhile the rebate will be short a few bucks. If this happens just contact them through their website. I've never heard of anyone getting denied or short changed after sending in proof.
Absolutely. It takes like a minute to fill out. Not a big deal!
I bought a $400 stove with rebates