Digital BW, The Print

Has anyone tried to cash in their settlement rebates at the Epson 
store? I just did. The system will only accept one per order. Not only 
can you not get a real discount (if you have more than one-I have 5) on 
anything, but many consumables are so much cheaper at other sites, that 
the rebate does you no real good. For instance, their price for a 220 
ml cart of UC ink is $112 less $45.00 = 67.00 plus shipping. You can 
beat that on ebay anytime. Gahh! prunes again!


Steven Karafyllakis

Steven - Although I'm at least as skeptical of big business as the  
next person, I must say
that the Epson settlement rebates went without a hitch for me. As I  
remember, I did have
to make two orders (had two rebates), but I purchased 2400  
cartridges  from the Epson
store with them and it worked out to be a very deep discount for a  
total of 8 or ten of them.
Way less than any offers on the internet that I've ever seen.

Clay Price


<<< "Steven Karafyllakis" wrote:
Has anyone tried to cash in their settlement rebates at the Epson
store? I just did. The system will only accept one per order. Not only
can you not get a real discount (if you have more than one-I have 5) >>>

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I don't deny you can make it work for you, Clayton, I'm just annoyed 
because for a while I was thinking I could apply the entire amount to 
the price of a printer. One per order when you have 5 but don't shop 
at all at the "Epson store" is a real PITA

Steve


 In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Clayton Price 
<clay@...> wrote:
>
> Steven - Although I'm at least as skeptical of big business as the  
> next person, I must say
> that the Epson settlement rebates went without a hitch for me. As 
I  
> remember, I did have
> to make two orders (had two rebates), but I purchased 2400  
> cartridges  from the Epson
> store with them and it worked out to be a very deep discount for a  
> total of 8 or ten of them.
> Way less than any offers on the internet that I've ever seen.
> 
> Clay Price
> 
> 
> <<< "Steven Karafyllakis" wrote:
> Has anyone tried to cash in their settlement rebates at the Epson
> store? I just did. The system will only accept one per order. Not 
only
> can you not get a real discount (if you have more than one-I have 
5) >>>

> 
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

I used mine to by paper.  About 90$ worth of paper for 6$ shipping is a pretty good deal.  Make sure your total is over 45$ are you will loose the balance of the rebate.

Tom

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I had 8 of them to use.  Yes, it would have been nice to combine them
all and get a really good discount on a large format printer, but I
did use them for one at a time.  I got a refurb R1800 for $300 with
free shipping, bought an extra set of carts for it, bought 5 packs of
PremiumArt Matte 12X12, a new R260 with an extra set of carts, a roll
of Luster paper, a roll of gloss paper, and I still have one rebate
left.  At $45 a pop, a nice discount on items I was going to buy
anyway.  And by the way, if you didn't want the rebate as a store
credit, you can opt for a cash settlement (read the fine print), or
sell it on eBay. 


Options, there are always options.

Uncle Dannie

That is what I did, cashed the checks a long time ago.
Mark

On Sep 28, 2007, at 1:28 PM, Native Texan Photographer wrote:

> you can opt for a cash settlement (read the fine print)



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The fine print durrently says the dedline for that option passed. I put 
my email down to be notified when all this became effective, never 
heard from anyone. Hey by some of mine? -kidding.

Steve Karafyllakis

  And by the way, if you didn't want the rebate as a store

> credit, you can opt for a cash settlement (read the fine print), or
> sell it on eBay. 
> 
> 
> Options, there are always options.
> 
> Uncle Dannie
>