that was my point. how many chances do you have to give them? if they can't make you satisfied, they don't deserve the sale. as a consumer that's really all you can do.HecticDeals wrote: ↑and about the they dont need your business so just take your money or something like that how about if visions does this too alot costumers there not gonna make money for ***** so what do they end up with ?? out of business and it doesnt matter if the company's really big.
Visions sucks
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- kamascottra
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- Happy13178
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Posting in here is what he can do. Hectic, which location was it that did this to you?
My nick doesn't mean I'm happy any more than yours means you're a sex machine.
- HecticDeals [OP]
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Im sorry i will try using commas, periods and paragraphs.
I went to the Surrey, British Colombia location there is only one in surrey and that is on king george blvd.
I went to the Surrey, British Colombia location there is only one in surrey and that is on king george blvd.
- kossatzd
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- Jan 6, 2013
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Hey Jamie,VisionsElectronics wrote: ↑ 2. There is a minimum purchase. The goal is not to go out of business by offering free product to any and all customers, it is to help return customers on their next purchase. If your warranty was purchased after December 31, 2009, your rebate can not exceed 50% of the total $ amount of the invoice (unlimited number of items, just the total of the actual invoice before tax). The invoice total will need to be greater than twice the value of your rebate. For instance, if your have a $50 rebate then your invoice has to total $100 or more of regular product. It could be 2 items of $50, or 4 items of $25 as long as it equals $100 or more. If your rebate was $200, your invoice must be $400 or more before tax.
I'm curious to know why you mentioned this date....what happens if you purchased your warranty before this date???
Thanks!
David