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MN Rebate Update....Buy now. Must be delivered by March 30th.
(I'm getting a bit worried.)
Some delivery dates are already being pushed to the end of March. (03/07/10) Do not wait!
After deciding on an appliance make sure you have the salesperson check delivery dates.
You have 30 days to have the product purchased, delivered and the paperwork mailed. This mean March 30th, no later.
Some products will not meet this delivery date and you will lose your rebate.
If your waiting for a sale that begins March 24th you could lose the rebate if the product isn't delivered by March 30th.
The system is under a great stain right now. Salespeople are very busy and now the burden is shifting to the warehouses and the local delivery guys.
The most popular refrigerators are the ones selling for less than $1000. They will soon be the most difficult to get by March 30th.
Special Note: Those folks on the Waitlist for rebates.
Per the rules set down by MN you also need to buy and have the product delivered within 30 days. This means by March 30th.
You need to buy, not knowing if you'll get a rebate. Carefully read the link below.
But do not take my word for it. I could be wrong.
Questions? Go to the source...be very careful if you're basing your decision on a salesperson word.
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Who makes it???
03/04/10
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Eliminating the BS.
03/03/10
Do you really want to find out what the retail outlet is up to?
Go to an unbias source and take a look at their record before you buy.
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MN Rebates
03/03/10
All moneys have now been allocated.
You now have 30 days to purchase and have the product delivered.
Same holds true if you're on the stand by list.
Shop for the best deal and make sure you meet that 30 day deadline.
The longer you wait the more you put yourself at risk of losing the rebate as delivery dates are starting to get longer.
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Sales Ethics:
02/10/10
This time of year salespeople tend to stretch the truth a bit. Ok honestly they outright lie.
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Dishwashers
01/01/10
Let's start with the nickel tour.
1. Racks
Two types of racks are used in dishwashers. Plastic and Resin coated.
How can you tell? Easy.
Just open the door and push your finger nail into the rack. If it gives, you've got a plastic coated rack.
The plastic will wear much faster than a resin coated rack will. The plastic coat will dry out, chip and the exposed tines will rust. Not a matter of if but when.
2. Color. Stainless steel fronts cost more than black and white. Expect to pay an addition 100 dollars for stainless.