Rebates are a pain particularly if you don’t redeem
them. Statistics range widely on the
number of rebates that remain unclaimed, anywhere from 38% to 68%. Those statistics are exactly why the vendors
use rebates instead of price reductions.
Their fondest hope is that the rebate will provide you with the
incentive to buy and that you will never claim the rebate. For vendors it is a win/win, they get a sale
and don’t have to shell out the cash for the rebate. If you make a purchase involving rebates you
must force yourself to be responsible and claim your money. If you don’t you are falling prey to a
retailing trick and you only have yourself to blame. Here is a link to a site that has the 10
most common excuses why rebates are not submitted.
Troy-Bilt 2700 PSI 2.3 GPM Gas Pressure Washer Review Item #: 75140 | Model #: 20414 When I started this blog, I assumed I would be only talking tech. Well that led to philosophic musing and then comments on other stuff. I’m not sure where a pressure washer fits but regardless I am writing about it. I was power washing the mildew off the siding and thought the odor was the detergent I was using. When I looked over my shoulder and saw the grey smoke pouring out of the pressure washer, I realized what the odor really was. Considering the age of my venerable electric power washer, I concluded that discretion being the better part of safety and how water and electricity don’t play well, I trashed my old power washer. After much research, I found the Troy-Bilt 20414 was the best bang for the buck I could find. Keep in mind I am a consumer, not some testing house, so I make my purchases based on research and price point. I wanted electric but my boys who participated in the purchase, ...
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