Motorola H350 Bluetooth Headset for $4.99 After Rebate

[Spoofee]

Office Depot.com has the Motorola H350 Bluetooth Headset for a good price.

Pricegrabber Price : $39.99 ~ $46.94 Shipped

1. Office Depot Price : $39.99
2. (Recommended) Add $10.01 worth of goods to get free shipping
3. Rebate Price : -$35.00 ( Exp : 03/15/08 )
Final Price : $4.99 After Rebate

[hobiephil]

2. (Recommended) Add $10.01 worth of goods to get free shipping

Or buy 2. Rebate is good for up to three per household.

[stephanie87]

good deal if you like this ear piece. i didnt care for it, it didn't stay on as well as my jabra.

[kbabe]

nice deal ty. will check in store.

[spoofee4me]

I can't get the rebate to load and I can't order it to ship...it defaults to the nearest store and it's not in my local store. I could disable the cookies and start over again, but.... :-(

[pammylorel]

Thanks - order went thru perfectly.

[t001z]

Almost worth getting just to have a backup (mine always runs out of battery... six hours of talk time is just not enough in a day)....

[whttgr]

Hmmm, well, despite reviews saying that it will not connect automatically to the phone and that it has trouble with voice dialing, i think for the price i will give it a try...

[obey]

I got this headset for x-mas. My only complaint is that it doesnt stay in place very well, feels very loose

[eibgrad]

Or buy 2. Rebate is good for up to three per household.

I see a problem w/ this strategy.

"Limit three mail-in savings per household/business"

That seems fine, but further down is says:

"One mail-in savings per qualifying receipt"

Ut-oh, that sounds to me like you'd have to make separate purchases!

Of course, it also says:

"All qualified items must be listed on the same receipt"

Oh, and get this, those buying "in store" are reporting the printed rebate from the register is LIMIT ONE!

Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr...

Who the heck writes this language up? Even your average eight grader could tell this language is ambiguous. Why is this so difficult? They can't even get the limit consistent between the online and store version of the same rebate, and you're trusting your money to THESE ppl?!

Either these guys are idiots OR incredibly clever in finding more ways to trip you up and deny you your rebates.

[i2x]

I see a problem w/ this strategy.

"Limit three mail-in savings per household/business"

That seems fine, but further down is says:

"One mail-in savings per qualifying receipt"

Ut-oh, that sounds to me like you'd have to make separate purchases!

Of course, it also says:

"All qualified items must be listed on the same receipt"

Oh, and get this, those buying "in store" are reporting the printed rebate from the register is LIMIT ONE!

Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr...

Who the heck writes this language up? Even your average eight grader could tell this language is ambiguous. Why is this so difficult? They can't even get the limit consistent between the online and store version of the same rebate, and you're trusting your money to THESE ppl?!

Either these guys are idiots OR incredibly clever in finding more ways to trip you up and deny you your rebates.

unfortuneately it is the latter