VirutalElectrician
Senior Member
- Location
- Mpls, MN
- Occupation
- Sparky - Trying to be retired
That because Menard's is too cheap to do anything they don't have to do.That's where I saw that price, too.
And the best thing, they're the only ones who don't have all the wire locked up.
Yes, in-store credit only.Is that a Menards-only rebate? My closest Menards is 195 miles away.
Shipping would be extraDoes that price include shipping? My local HD has it for $108, too.
Ground shipping would cost me $11.36 and I am only 16 miles away, so no savings over the HD if you have to have it shipped.Is that a Menards-only rebate? My closest Menards is 195 miles away.
Does that price include shipping? My local HD has it for $108, too.
Those rebates only work for in store purchases. If you buy online, you don't get a rebate. Menards does give their 11% online.If you have a Menards in your area, but prefer Home Depot, HD will match the 11% rebate.
https://www.homedepotrebates11percent.com/#/home
Menards also gives a rebate on purchases made with a rebate voucherThose rebates only work for in store purchases. If you buy online, you don't get a rebate. Menards does give their 11% online.
Those rebates only work for in store purchases. If you buy online, you don't get a rebate. Menards does give their 11% online.
The nearest Menard's to the West Coast is in Wyoming.Get real, that Menards place is just a myth, Ive never seen one..... I checked but the nearest Menard's to the west coast was Wyoming.
it is kind of like an income tax refund.Mail in rebates are a bit of a scam. The companies that use them depend on a significant number of customers forgetting or not taking the trouble to mail them in, plus for the ones that do get mailed in they get to use the extra money for as long as it takes them to receive and process the forms, mail the checks, and for the checks to clear.
I have items I generally purchase at supply house and items I generally purchase at Menards. Plus we have personal items that get purchased at Menards. My wife is the one that snatches up the rebate receipts and sends them in. Right now she has accumulated around $800 in rebate vouchers. She has some projects at home she plans to use these for when time is right. They don't expire but are only good at Menards.
That 11% rebate usually goes away around Thanksgiving time but comes back sometime in January. The rebate vouchers are still good all the time.
If you use to purchase more items that would be business expenses it is no different than using a coupon or other discount from the seller.I wonder how that’s supposed to be treated from a tax perspective?