Last August we ordered 2 cellphones with the promise of a rebate totaling $500.00. We had to wait 6 months to submit the rebate which we did in a timely manner. I even sent this info via registered mail. After no ackowledgement I e-mailed them and received a reply that the submissions were complete ...
Same story that everyone else is telling. I submitted two rebate forms to Inphonics, based on the Verizon cell phone plan purchased from wirefly.com. One rebate was for $125 and one rebate was for $75. The rules around each submission were ridiculous and it was clear, at the outset, that the ...
I read a ton of posts on this site and at least I know now that I'm not the only person that Inphonic/Wirefly screwed. I won't recap my entire story because I could literally cut and paste some of the others so instead I'll point out some things I hadn't posted before. First, I too mailed ...
I bought 3 phones from them almost a year ago. I submitted all the stuff as required six months later. I checked the rebate status with Continental a few days later and they received it all. Several weeks ago I e-mailed them for an update. They said the applications for rebates were in order and it ...
I have sent ALL paperwork requested with rebate form six (6) times. For those of you who feel you may never receive your rebate due to fraudulent practices, it is important that you do not drop the ball, you MUST contact the Federal Trade Commission, the Better Business Bureau of Washington DC, the ...
I purchased a Motorola RAZR in May '05 from Cellular Choices (Inphonic). Cellular Choices advertised a $200 mail-in rebate. After I purchased the phone, the rebate terms and conditions were revealed. I had to be sent in between 180 and 210 days after purchase. I marked the date and sent in the ...