question about d-link rebates...

[jinduy]

it says "one rebate per person, per household, per product"

here's my situation, i bought a router and a wireless network card.

both are eligible for rebate...but

does this restrictin quoted above mean that i can't get rebates for BOTH of them and just only get one of em?

thanks

 

[nn2000]

I think you can
but it's beter to call d-link cusomer service to double check

 

[4fingerwu1]

It depends
If the rebate number is the same send it to different addresses
Otherwise they WILL deny your rebate
Ric

 

[jaybert]

should be ok as long as the offer #'s are different

 

[Chess]

always can use a friends address unless you use a credit card may be a bit harder, i always do that, i use my moms name because she owns a business and i get rebates, gift cards sent to her buisness.. never have had a problem

 

[Kevin]

I don't think so. I recently got 2 D-Link rebates in the mail this week. Both were for wireless NICs, one a PC Card and the other a CF Card. The PC Card one was actually denied supposedly for an wrong UPC cutout. I called the 800 number and didn't even have to argue. The CSR asked me for my name and address to look up my information then said she's going to process the rebate. Very painless...

 

[quincy2002]

I take it this is the officemax rebate form? I just called the number on the form this morning asking this very question. The person did not know the answer for sure. Not very helpful. She THINKS the wording "...per product" means you can get a rebate for all of them if you want. She was not certain, however.