News PC Case Deal Drop's Corsair Tempered Glass RGB Mid-Tower to $70

[Admin]

Corsair iCUE 220T RGB offers a mixture of white and RGB goodness and is $30 off after rebate.

PC Case Deal Drop's Corsair Tempered Glass RGB Mid-Tower to $70 : Read more

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

• $99.99
• Sale Ends in 4 Days (Sat)
• $79.99 after $20.00 rebate card
• $2.99 Shipping (restrictions apply)

 

[King_V]

No, it's correct in this case. If you add the case to your cart, the $99.99 has a link for the $20 mail in rebate. If you then enter the EMCDFFK48 code, it's $10 off, so, $89.99, less the $20 rebate is $69.99.

There is the $2.99 shipping, though, so realistically, after rebate, it's $72.98.

 

[3ogdy]

PC Case Deal *drops. You know, the verb "to drop".

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

Rebates aren't deals in my opinion. Instant off coupon codes are. Case should be about $59.99 , for what it is.

 

[King_V]

I guess I only consider mail-in rebates to be a slight annoyance. I don't see why they don't go with instant rebates all the time (unless there's some vendor vs manufacturer distinction that "forces" it), but I've had no qualms about taking advantage of those mail-ins, though.

 

[velocityg4]

I guess I only consider mail-in rebates to be a slight annoyance. I don't see why they don't go with instant rebates all the time (unless there's some vendor vs manufacturer distinction that "forces" it), but I've had no qualms about taking advantage of those mail-ins, though.

Manufacturer is hoping your don't bother mailing it in, that it gets "lost" in the mail or you don't follow rebate instructions correctly and lose it.

I can understand some accounting reason for not using instant rebates. There's no reason they couldn't use an electronic system for rebates. It would probably be a lot cheaper than having people open rebates, manually review them, type them into a computer then seal payments in an envelope and mail them.