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No More Mail In Rebates...For Rhode Island

projo.com — A new Rhode Island law requires retailers to offer rebates on the spot to buyers rather than making them send off coupons or log onto Web sites to get their money. Hopefully more states follow soon!

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  • TheKingInYellow, on 10/12/2007, -0/+2i HATE mail in rebates. i want instant gratification for my in store purchases. if i take the time to go into your store to purchase items with rebates i want the rebate immediately.

    now, if only we can get the damned fast food places to recognize walk ins as a priority over drive thru. if you're too lazy to get out of your car and buy food then you can wait a little bit longer for it. i can't tell you how many times i've pulled into a place and there was a huge line at the drive through. by the time i had my order (to go) and was in my car, the line was gone. i got out of my car to physically place an order and have human interaction...can i be treated with some respect and get my food faster than a 300 pound white trash family with 20 kids in the bed of a truck?

    instant rebates seems like a good thing to me.

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