sony and best buy offered me $100. rebate on a monitor purchase last christmas2005 and won't keep thier word?
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If you sent in everything you were suppose to  and during the right time period they should honor it.And have you waited the right amount of time It can take 4 weeks to 6 months on rebates most often.\n\nI got a new computer in Feb and have just now got part of my rebates.
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There is no legal action.  Do not expect to ever get what they are offering - even if you ARE american.  The free laptops*, tvs*, etc. require extensive participation with their 'sponsors', which will require any number of PAYING activities.  Get a free spam filter, cut your losses, and move on. . .
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Mine went up to $49.95.  I called and they lowered the price to $26.00 give or take.\n\nAll in all, not a bad deal in my opinion.
217505
many times you can't, which is why they give rebates... they make it so complicated and take so long in order to discourage people from following through with them in the future
254341
Did you throw it out accidently?! You can have my mine...for now, I need it by tomorrow(Its sony).
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Did you order a system for the internet..if you did \nthe you should of got a printable rebate and receipt\nor go to dell.com and go to    contact us
119169
I got one from Radioshack,\nalso i got suckered with their phony rebate scam
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Did you send it in to the rebate center or did they do that for you? If you sent it in, what was the location you sent it to and when. \n\nMost of the time you have to fill it out yourself and send it in. There is a time limit. If you sent it in, or the store sent it in for you then you can call the rebate center and ask about the status of it.\n\nYou may be able to track it at the website:\nhttps://www.web-rebates.com/officedepot/index.asp
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Bring it to the shop if it is still under warranty, otherwise, anything you did, especially on hardware might void the warranty and ending up costing you more.
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NewEgg has much better customer support, honors their rebates, and ships items on time. Tigerdirect on one hand looks cheaper, but in my experience, I would not shop with them. Items get backordered, don't ship on time, are not returnable, and they don't deliver on rebates. I would go with NewEgg if I had a choice.\n\nYou can also get some extra money back by posting what you are about to buy on modoshi first if price is a concern.\n\nhttp://www.modoshi.com
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About four years ago, I purchased a laptop computer online using my credit card with Bestbuy.com.  The laptop cost approximately $1,000.  Upon receiving the laptop, I discovered it did not have a feature that I understood it was to have.  \n\nSo I returned the laptop to Bestbuy.com.  They refunded my credit card in full.  Then a short time later they refunded my credit card a second time.  WOW an extra $1,000.  But values and a conscience would not allow me to keep the funds.  I made contact with BestBuy.  Actually I contacted them three times before they actually accepted the refund back.\n\nSome folk thought "their loss, your gain."  For myself I would have lost my sense of integrity knowing the money was not mine.  I believe values with an attitude of simplicty still have an impact on the world in which we live.
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on the recieving end?\nlol....go to customer care
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Talk to the company that made it or the place you bought it.  Best Buy often carries major brand computers, but they often supply the software and possibly the video card.  computers with oem in the serial no indicate someone besides Microsoft added software and I'm guessing some of the hardware after factory.
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is it still in warranty? if you still have your receipt you might be able to fix it under warranty; otherwise you'll find that it's much more expensive to replace a cracked monitor than it is to buy a new one!!!
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If the laptop is not what it was advertised as, you can contact Ebay, as they have what they call an "Item Not Received or Significantly Not as Described" policy. http://pages.ebay.com/help/policies/inr-snad-policy.html\nHowever, if they did describe the laptop correctly, and you just didn't understand what you were buying, you're out of luck.
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I think if you read your service agreement carefully you will see a provision in there that Best Buy will not be liable for consequential damages.  That means that their liability is limited to the value of the products that you originally purchased from them.  Once they get there products functioning in a reasonable manner as the products did the day you bought them they have fulfilled their obligation under the service agreement.\n\nBeyond that they could claim that you where negligence in not backing up such valuable information. And that you contributed more to the damage than they did.\n\nMy opinion is that even some type of public smear against Best Buy as suggested above would find little sympathy for someone who didn't back up his valuable information.\n\nSorry man.  I know this isn't what you want to hear but this is how I see it.
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First, it's "..overcharged THEIR customers. Will THERE be a refund?"\n\nThere's no indication that there will be any refunds forthcoming.