If you have ever felt like there was too much hassle to getting a rebate, you may be correct. Read on for how this could be the case.
Brian Grow, author of “The Great Rebate Runaround,” found in his research that companies are not eager to give out rebate checks and have many ways to keep them from you. It is not uncommon to ask consumers to send in copies of their sales receipt multiple times or to hold on to the rebate check for several months, hoping you will never bother to follow up on it.
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If you have ever felt like there was too much hassle to getting a rebate, you may be correct. Read on for how this could be the case.<\/p>\n\n\t
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Brian Grow, author of “The Great Rebate Runaround,” found in his research that companies are not eager to give out rebate checks and have many ways to keep them from you. It is not uncommon to ask consumers to send in copies of their sales receipt multiple times or to hold on to the rebate check for several months, hoping you will never bother to follow up on it.<\/p>\n\n