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Originally Posted by wierdo View Post
I don't think it will really be an issue.

In the summer rebate program I submitted an invoice that didn't even have my name on it and it was accepted fine. (It was from the NokiaUSA four hour sale, and I wasn't able to order for myself at the time)

Moreover, the form doesn't state that a receipt need be submitted, therefore I will not submit an invoice or receipt. Additionally, in my experience if one's rebate submission is declined, calling them always results in the rebate being sent, probably because they don't want to waste the time to figure out whether you're actually eligible.

(Note, I'm not encouraging rebate fraud, I'm encouraging those whose phones are shipped after the 16th to claim the rebate for which they are eligible)

Edited to add: I just checked, Amazon invoices clearly indicate the ship date..in much larger letters than the "order placed" date.

Edited again to add:
Actually it does Einstein. It says it directly under the four sub-itemized required things to do.

'Please keep a copy of your submission for your records. Mail-In Form, dated store receipt and UPC/barcode panel must be postmarked by January 8, 2010 and received no
later than January 15, 2010. Submissions postmarked after January 8, 2010 or received after January 15, 2010 will not be accepted and are void.'

It also says it to the right in the fine print.



Also it doesn't matter if it say's the ship date or not...seriously learn to read the details. It clearly state's 'purchased', not shipped--if you purchased between Nov.16 - Dec.31. Jesus people stop being lazy and go back like 15 pages and skim through them and you'll get all your answers. Upper left hand side of your invoice...oh look...'Ordered Date'
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Last edited by spinnukur; 2009-11-20 at 07:44.