Wireless PCMCIA Card -- FREE AR + Free shipping

[chynkboi]

GigFast WF721-AEX Wireless 11Mbps 802.11b = $29.37
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[rootaxs]

Correct me if i'm wrong, but isn't this more of a "Get free money after rebate" deal?
$29.37 - $40 rebate = $10.63 in you pocket

 

[Klinger]

No there actually won't be money back. The fine print on the rebate says "Rebate value will not exceed purchase price."

 

[eshtog]

how good is this wireless card?

 

[davemac]

Originally posted by: ShotgunEd
how good is this wireless card?

Not so good if you look at the specs on their website. The spec'ed range is pretty poor compared to other cards. Only actual experience of someone out there will tell. ANybody used this card?

davemac

 

[yasth]

Originally posted by: davemac

Originally posted by: ShotgunEd
how good is this wireless card?

Not so good if you look at the specs on their website. The spec'ed range is pretty poor compared to other cards. Only actual experience of someone out there will tell. ANybody used this card?

davemac

Bah who knows? Maybe they are being honest for once. I have never had a wireless card actually do what the spec said. Seems a good enogh deal. thanks.

 

[aldamon]

New Rochelle is the rebate destination.

 

[Swanny]

Great deal. I'm in!!


Thanks

 

[bfunny27]

Nice Deal... I'll get one!

 

[Winchester]

Originally posted by: aldamon
New Rochelle is the rebate destination.

They already stole enough from me!

 

[jfunk]

Originally posted by: Winchester

Originally posted by: aldamon
New Rochelle is the rebate destination.

They already stole enough from me!

What happens that people get screwed by the New Rochelle rebate place so much? I'm just curious as to what they say, and how they go about not giving you your rebate. I've gotten probably 20-30 rebates through them. Only once did they ever attempt to deny me, by saying I didn't include the receipt. It was a printed online page that said "order summary" or something like that, so it could have been an honest mistake. I just sent in another copy with the phrase "use this as your receipt for rebates, etc..." circled in red and then they processed it. Do people just not fill out the forms correctly or what? If they say you didn't do this or that, why don't people just produce the evidence that they did indeed send the proper material?

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