On 9/17/05 I bought 3 phones from Tiger Direct who has Inphonic running the rebate program. I waited 90 calender days (2/17/06) and an additional week and sent the rebates in. Two months later they send me a card saying I had submitted to early (LIE). I had to resubmit, wait another 2 months, 4 ...
Here is my story: I purchased 3 cell phones from Inphonics which was offered with a total of $ 675/- mail-in rebate ($100 and $ 125 each per phone). As per their instructions, I waited for 60 days and mailed 6 claims to their Phoenix, AZ address. After a couple of weeks I received letters from them ...
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 cell phone from Wirefly via the internet with promise of a free phone after rebates. I received my $50 rebate in a timely manner. The remaining $150 in rebate was divided between two departments. Both stated they needed to have a billing statement that was 150 days after the ...
I purhcased my 2 yr Cingular Service plan via Inphonics in April. The contract promised a loyalty rebate of $150 if I were to remain with Cingular for at least 181 days. As long as the rebates were sent to Inphonics after 181 and less than 210 days of service with the required documentations, then ...
I submitted my rebate packets per instructions from the Inphonics rebate center. When I had not heard anything regarding my rebates I attempted to contact the rebate center and a recording suggested that I check a web page for status on the rebate. That web interface informed me that my rebate was ...