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Just a heads-up:
Best Buy seems to have gone to a policy that says you can't price match AND use a rebate. The online Best Buy (not mfr) rebate forms that I can find for after Jun 1 say the following:
Limit of one rebate per household or address. Make a photocopy of all materials submitted for your records. Receipts may not be duplicated in an attempt to obtain additional rebates. Any attempt to do so is considered a fraudulent claim. In-store rebates are valid on in-store purchases only. BestBuy.com rebates are valid with online purchases only. All eligible products must be purchased during the promotion period (as stated above) and must be identified on one receipt. Multiple receipts are not acceptable as proof of purchase. All rebates must be mailed in separate envelopes with the appropriate materials to the address listed on the Rebate Form. Gift Receipts are not accepted as proof of purchase. Requests from Best Buy employees will not be honored or acknowledged. Offer void where prohibited by law. Rebate checks are paid in U.S. funds. Product may not be returned for full purchase price once the rebate has been fulfilled. All rebate submissions are subject to purchase validation, returned products will no longer be eligible for rebate payment. Items which have been competitive price matched, price adjusted, will no longer be eligible for this rebate. Best Buy and their fulfillment companies are not responsible for late, lost, mutilated, misdirected or postage-due requests. Use of fictitious names or addresses could result in federal prosecution for U.S. Mail Fraud. Best Buy reserves the right to deny rebate claims if deemed to be fraudulent. Fraudulent claims will not be honored or acknowledged. By submitting this form, you consent to our collection, use and disclosure of the information contained in it, together with any information you may subsequently provide to us, to any person or entity for the purposes of processing this form, responding to your requests and Best Buy promotional activities.
Best Buy seems to have gone to a policy that says you can't price match AND use a rebate. The online Best Buy (not mfr) rebate forms that I can find for after Jun 1 say the following:
Limit of one rebate per household or address. Make a photocopy of all materials submitted for your records. Receipts may not be duplicated in an attempt to obtain additional rebates. Any attempt to do so is considered a fraudulent claim. In-store rebates are valid on in-store purchases only. BestBuy.com rebates are valid with online purchases only. All eligible products must be purchased during the promotion period (as stated above) and must be identified on one receipt. Multiple receipts are not acceptable as proof of purchase. All rebates must be mailed in separate envelopes with the appropriate materials to the address listed on the Rebate Form. Gift Receipts are not accepted as proof of purchase. Requests from Best Buy employees will not be honored or acknowledged. Offer void where prohibited by law. Rebate checks are paid in U.S. funds. Product may not be returned for full purchase price once the rebate has been fulfilled. All rebate submissions are subject to purchase validation, returned products will no longer be eligible for rebate payment. Items which have been competitive price matched, price adjusted, will no longer be eligible for this rebate. Best Buy and their fulfillment companies are not responsible for late, lost, mutilated, misdirected or postage-due requests. Use of fictitious names or addresses could result in federal prosecution for U.S. Mail Fraud. Best Buy reserves the right to deny rebate claims if deemed to be fraudulent. Fraudulent claims will not be honored or acknowledged. By submitting this form, you consent to our collection, use and disclosure of the information contained in it, together with any information you may subsequently provide to us, to any person or entity for the purposes of processing this form, responding to your requests and Best Buy promotional activities.