Scotch Stretchy Tape for Free After Rebate

[Kenji4861]

Scotch wants everyone to try the Stretchy tape so much that they would give it to us free.

1. Go to any of the following and buy the stretchy tape.
- Albertsons, FredMeyer, GIANT, Kroger, Roundy's, Supervalu, Wegmans, Brooks, Duane Reade, Kerr Drug, Rite Aid, Walgreens, Kmart, Meijer, Shopko, Target, The Container Store, MARC's, Michaels.

2. Rebate Form
http://solutions.3m.com/3MContentRetrie...mageFile&placeId=34801&version=current

 

[BigLar]

Nice post...up to six bucks back.

 

[allisolm]

Thanks!

 

[Thump553]

Nice find. A quick question, though (and maybe I'm being over-cautious)-the rebate form says it requires the original rebate form. Is a black and white copy printed out from the internet sufficient?

 

[allisolm]

Originally posted by: Thump553
Nice find. A quick question, though (and maybe I'm being over-cautious)-the rebate form says it requires the original rebate form. Is a black and white copy printed out from the internet sufficient?

I can't guarantee it, but I've sent in B&W internet copies as originals for many different rebates and they have all been accepted.

I don't think you're being over-cautious. It 's a question that has occurred to me, too. There have been times that the form was only available by printing it out from a site so that's as "original" as you can get. That may be the case here.

 

[intogamer]

I think original meaning... not receipt rebate forms

Like the ones at best buy. The rebate is printed on the receipt paper

 

[Souka]

Make sure the URL is printed along with the coupon itself....kinda "proof"

 

[earsjr]

don't quite understand what the confusion is about...

the rebate is from the 3M site, and the language "and this original, completed rebate certificate" seems pretty straight forward enough. thanks OP!