CostCritter - Features rebates, coupons, promotions and a cash back program for online stores. Registration required; free membership.
Ebates - E-commerce portal that connects with the most popular retailers and pays cash rebates on purchases.
Ed Foster's Gripelog: Rebate Bait - Explains how and why the rebate industry, especially on computers or electronic equipment, has (over)grown, and how rebate fulfillment shops make their money.
Rebate Report Card - Rebate rankings submitted by consumers. Rebates are ranked from A to F, depending on length of time to get the money, complexity of instructions, quality of customer service and related details.
Rebate Roulette - User-submitted rebate reviews and ratings.
Refunding Online - Devoted to the hobbies of refunding and couponing. Includes newbie tips, glossary and manufacturer directory with 1-800 numbers for most major brands.
Confessions of a Mail-In Rebate Junkie - Information and advice on retaining and submitting mail-in rebates from manufacturers.
CostCritter - Features rebates, coupons, promotions and a cash back program for online stores. Registration required; free membership.
Ebates - E-commerce portal that connects with the most popular retailers and pays cash rebates on purchases.
Ed Foster's Gripelog: Rebate Bait - Explains how and why the rebate industry, especially on computers or electronic equipment, has (over)grown, and how rebate fulfillment shops make their money.
FTC: Taking the "Bait" Out of Rebates - Advice from the Federal Trade Commission to help consumers successfully process and submit rebates.
Rebate Report Card - Rebate rankings submitted by consumers. Rebates are ranked from A to F, depending on length of time to get the money, complexity of instructions, quality of customer service and related details.
Rebate Roulette - User-submitted rebate reviews and ratings.
Refunding Online - Devoted to the hobbies of refunding and couponing. Includes newbie tips, glossary and manufacturer directory with 1-800 numbers for most major brands.
The Straight Dope: Why are rebate checks drawn on obscure banks in the middle of nowhere? - Answer: It's part of a scheme to delay paying rebates for as long as legally possible.
The Rebate Debate: Why Were They Late? - FTC settles charges against CompUSA for deceptive and unfair product rebate practices. (March, 2005)
