MisterBill

I think a Keurig B60 for around $50 after Kohls Cash and Chase cash back were all calculated. My wife and son use it every day. I think they'd agree it was my best BF purchase ever! I'm fond of the discounted Visa gift cards from OfficeMax last year. Discounted money is always good. My daughter would say the cake pop maker I got for her at Kohls last year for $5 or $10 after rebates.

WM had people lining up, and it worked at other stores. It was just the animals who were at that particular store who decided to rush in through a different door. Sadly, those animals were not held accountable for their actions because you can't arrest a mob. As others have said, people who rush in are not necessarily going for the electronics, so tickets would not necessarily help.

The person you were responding to never said that they had a gift receipt. And how do we know that the person who gave them the gift didn't pay $50 because it was on clearance? How much less did they try to give you with your gift receipt? Did you get Kohls Cash with the order? They will deduct that from the return in some cases (there are a whole separate list of rules for KC). Their registers handle the returns, it is not a matte of individual store policy.

That isn't it. The sale one is the 1202, not the 1201. Here's the link for the bundle. But its not available for ordering. I looked last night and did not find it but this morning checked the list of desktops and it was there (but not orderable at 7am): Link

It's finally showing up on their website but it's not orderable. I'm not happy.

Or cannot follow instructions or think they know better and make mistakes. That said, many rebate companies stack the deck by invalidly rejecting claims, or simply never paying them. You need to learn which ones to avoid and go after the companies that reject your claims.

At least some of their rebates can be submitted online. And their rebates are much better than they used to be.

They've done that for several years but I don't see it in their ad this year (at least not the one I saw a couple of weeks ago, have not looked recently). As a result, I won't be hitting Sears until later in the morning.

Sorry. My crystal ball is broken thus I am unable to answer your question.

That's not really true, but CC's website seems to automatically shut items down for online ordering once it hits a certain level. I find that I stay on Wednesday night waiting for stuff to go on sale. Then I sleep a little late on Thanksgiving and find that I've missed the CC deals when I finally go online. I need to go to sleep earlier and wake up early to get them, then I can avoid the store. I do know that they don't do in-store pickups on Black Friday morning. Not that you'd want to, anyway. My local CC store was awful last year. The lines were terrible because they still have the old register system that takes forever to print receipts. Maybe with less rebates this year it won't be AS bad.

True, but I also notice that many things that used to be free after rebate are now $5-10. I guess that's good for some people. Not for me.

CompUSA is MUCH better about rebates than they used to be. They also have their equivalent of Easy Rebates. I am fairly sure you are talking about several year old experiences with CompUSA and continuing to spread fears about them as a result of that makes no sense.

I see no $10 gift card in the ad scans. That means I do not have to waste my time at Sears and the mall and can go right to Staples and Circuit City and avoid being shut out there.

None of them are. The really good stores honor the pricing errors, but the problem is that they can get hammered on these errors these days since word spreads quickly and lots of orders get placed.

Well, I am sure that places had them on sale, but I'm not sure about 50% off. I wonder if WM will PM to a price on the TRU website? The item my son wants is there and I could print out the 50% off sale price once it is reflected there.