Mail-In-Rebate Question

[aetherh4cker]

I just ordered a product off Newegg with a $50 mail-in-rebate.

I printed the rebate off and it wants my "dated store receipt with purchase price circled" and the original UPC barcode.

Now I assume the UPC Barcode it wants is the one on the actual cardboard box. What exactly is my receipt? They sent me four different e-mails for this one purchase, is it one of those? Or do I have to print it from the site?

I've ordered from Newegg before, but never done a mail-in-rebate from them.

Thanks for any help!

 

[atomic tofu]

eh, be careful. I sent Cavalry the invoice Newegg sent me and they said I did not provide a valid receipt...taint nothing more valid than that

is the rebate from Newegg or from the maker?

 

[peterhuang913]

newegg.com
bottem: order history/print
login
click on invoice
top right: print-friendly version

 

[aetherh4cker]

The rebate isn't from Newegg, it's the manufacturer's.

I printed the one peterhuang913 told me too. Hopefully they take it.

 

[veg1992]

only bad MIR's I've heard about are from OCZ... the rest I've heard really good things about...

 

[Drizzt]

mir's **** me off... wish i could just not pay that money when i buy the **** thing... but what can i do other then go along wiht it and get my $30 or whatever back

 

[jfenwick]

I never did get my $10 MIR from EVGA regarding my mobo, 590. It's been about 12 weeks now.