@briarycliffs Thanks again for your time! There are so many other ways to achieve a phat wallet, that I do not think I will pursue these. (unless it was something I was going to buy anyway) I guess this is the idea, to scare people away. It’s not worth the battle and to have to hope for a happy ending for approval even if it is a random rejection.

@briarycliffs Thanks for your reply! If I do anymore, I will have to be selective. It’s not so much having to contact them again, but it’s the fact that it may not be fixed. I was polite but firm to have to get it accepted. It was not going to be accepted right away, only after I expressed my unhappiness and frustration. It seems you had them fixed easily, is there something you said or did to make it happen without a lot of persuading. I initially sent my reply to the rejection via e mail as they suggested, but it came back undeliverable. I spent about 30 minutes trying to get it fixed. thanks for your help and time!

My first online rebate was rejected. I am in PA. It was rejected because the said they needed my signature. I chatted with them via online chat and we went round and round. He stated that I needed to send a copy of the paper rebate form with my signature. Finally as a courtesy, the rebate was accepted. Based on this, it seems everyone who submits an online rebate will now be rejected? Has this happened to anyone else? Does anyone have any insight? I was thinking of calling to receive a verbal explanation. Thanks for posting these, Mistercheap! I remember you from the old fat wallet site!