Disney Blu-ray titles have $10 USD rebate

sick

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Sounds like an offer that applies to very few people. It wasn't clear, but I hope you don't need the original receipt for both movies. If that's the case, this would only be useful if you can find a copy of the standard definition movie in a $5 bin and buy it at the same time that you buy the high definition movie (after the rebate, you were given $5 to get the standard definition movie). I'd be interested in seeing how many rebates are actually mailed out for this.

Originally posted by silk42:

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Sounds like an offer that applies to very few people. It wasn't clear, but I hope you don't need the original receipt for both movies. If that's the case, this would only be useful if you can find a copy of the standard definition movie in a $5 bin and buy it at the same time that you buy the high definition movie (after the rebate, you were given $5 to get the standard definition movie). I'd be interested in seeing how many rebates are actually mailed out for this.

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For the rebate to work, buyers must send in both UPC codes, the original insert, as well as a copy of the original receipt before December 31st 2008.

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Originally posted by goodswipe:

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Yes, from what I understood, you will need both copies of the receipt. If so, how many people do you actually think still have the original receipt for the SD copy?

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it is very possible that people still have their old receipts as you are supposed to keep them for 7 years for some record something or other. finding them is another question.

Originally posted by wetsparks:

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it is very possible that people still have their old receipts as you are supposed to keep them for 7 years for some record something or other. finding them is another question.

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