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Did you buy a diamond between Jan 1, 1994 and March 31, 2006?

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So if I am reading that right, I can claim up to $2950??????

59% of a loose diamond price?
 
Wow, thanks for the link OP. I submitted my claim online. I bought my wife's engagement ring in October of 2004, so hopefully I'll see a bit of the settlement.
 
Is there a cap? I spent over $50k in diamond jewelry for my wife in that time frame. Any idea what I'm eligible for? I should have receipt for at least half. I may have to search for the rest.
 
Thanks for the info

Now I need to find the receipt

I submitted my purchase info but more than likely they will ask for a receipt, how else will they be able to verify the purchase?
 
Originally posted by: akshatp
10k is enough for a down payment on a $200k house??? Thats only 5%, I put down 20% on our house. Lower mortgage payments and a lot less interest FTW.

Anyway, its probably the worst investment to make, but I have wasted money on a lot of other stupid things, way much more of a waste than an engagement ring which gets used and looked at everyday at least by one person.
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WOW LOOK AT ASSHAT'S MONEY.

BTW more of a down payment doesn't affect interest always. One can always pay more per month regardless.

If you put 20% down in the last 5 years you probably have lost your ass on that.
 
Wow, great find op!

I have spent a nice chunk of change on diamonds in that time frame.

It looks like you have to mail-in your receipt and precise diamond description for any individual stone/jewelry piece that cost you more than $10k.

If I really do get 50% of my purchase price back I am going to be sending the Op something nice... 🙂
 
Hmm, they may ask for a receipt, but will also accept appraisals.

I could only find the receipt for my wedding set, but I (under)guestimated the rest of my stuff. If they ask for receipts, maybe I can run and get 'em appraised. At least I have the receipt for the big money item.

Yay free money! (so to speak)
 
Originally posted by: MikeyIs4Dcats
please don't abvuse this for those of us that have legitimate claims...
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i seriously doubt they are going to give refunds without verification of both the purchase and actual date of purchase.
 
Originally posted by: Pepsei
darn, i purchase a CZ... i guess i won't get anything back.
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You don't need to because if she doesn't know you have already won 😉
 
Originally posted by: miri
Originally posted by: MikeyIs4Dcats
please don't abvuse this for those of us that have legitimate claims...
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i seriously doubt they are going to give refunds without verification of both the purchase and actual date of purchase.
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read the claim steps.
 
Originally posted by: Naustica
Is there a cap? I spent over $50k in diamond jewelry for my wife in that time frame. Any idea what I'm eligible for? I should have receipt for at least half. I may have to search for the rest.
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Wow.
 
Nice!

Wifey will be happy...she can buy some more overpriced diamonds with the rebate/coupon settlement.😉
 
just filed online for a $2100 purchase I made in 2000. I don't need to mail anything if my purchase was less than $10k, right?

I have the invoice, CC receipt and the EGL cert still.



 
Originally posted by: dquan97
Thanks! Submitted about $3500 worth of diamond purchases.
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I used to buy a lot of jewelry for my wife--her engagement ring, her diamond tennis bracelet, anniversay band, ear rings, etc. I was up to $7800.
 
Submitted claim for $6750 - 1 engagement ring + 1 pendant necklace. I think I'll be lucky to see anything...but we'll see. Thanks for the link!
 
Originally posted by: Naustica
Is there a cap? I spent over $50k in diamond jewelry for my wife in that time frame. Any idea what I'm eligible for? I should have receipt for at least half. I may have to search for the rest.
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Pss, that's nothing. I spent at least $348k in that first YEAR!

I went ahead and submitted a claim, because I'm running low on toilet paper after all...



😉
 
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