9 replies to this topic

[dremerda999]

It looks like Compusa is doing the $250 again this week, and I was going to sign up for it. I have one question though, we had AOL like 7 years ago for about 3 months. I know it says you have to be a new customer. What information do they want in order for you to get the $250? Is there anyway they would know? We do not live at the same address and my husband's name is very common.

[sheli]

I'm not 100% on this but it was always just a new account. Not a current scbscriber. 7 years ago should not matter at all. They don't check too deep because they don't really want to lose the money they'll make from you.

[dremerda999]

Thanks for the reply, I have heard of some people signing up multiple times. I wasn't sure how that was possible. If all they ask for is name, address, phone number, and credit card number then there is no way they can relate us to 7 years ago. Like I said his name is common, and everything else has changed.

[sheli]

I would go for it, but that's me!!

[weechrd]

We used this deal on BF. The wording says 'new account'. We already had an account and now we have two. They just want you to subscribe for 12 months, your old account will not be a problem

[dremerda999]

Cool, thanks for the info. I didn't know how it works, but to spend $180 and get $250 it sounds completly worth it to me.

[dremerda999]

Look at sunday's ad.

[t3hOne]

compusa is already denying my online rebate submission ($300). I bought the L25-S119 laptop and the epson cx4200 printer and it shows I only purchased the printer, refuses to say I purchased the laptop. I've called and been run in circles and emailed them and have no response. Sounds like they're back to their old schemes. I may end up returning everything if they don't fix this rebate thing soon.

[dremerda999]

Also just an update to the Sunday ad, that was for Sunday. However, I was told they would be doing it again on Friday.