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Johnny Mak

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#28047 16-Nov-2008 21:36

I have purchased a new laptop from bond and bond for $1149 with $150 cashback

Can anyone tell me how i claim the cashback? i can't find anything that came with the laptop which tells me how to do it

thanks

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#178280 16-Nov-2008 21:38

What brand laptop?

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#178282 16-Nov-2008 21:47

It's important to check out the manufacturer's website.

I'm guessing an HP/Compaq or an Acer?

If so:

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Johnny Mak

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#178284 16-Nov-2008 22:12

its a toshiba, so should i be able to find something on their website?

i was expecting something to come with the laptop that i just had to send away, but i guess they want to make it as hard as possible to claim the cashback

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#178285 16-Nov-2008 22:14

Johnny Mak: its a toshiba, so should i be able to find something on their website?

i was expecting something to come with the laptop that i just had to send away, but i guess they want to make it as hard as possible to claim the cashback

Not really... it's a "limited time offer", and so obviously they won't be just slipping in notes into the cartons because the stock could be old or they launched the offer after they shipped it.

Toshiba's one is here.

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#178286 16-Nov-2008 22:17

Johnny Mak: its a toshiba, so should i be able to find something on their website?

You need to register at the web site shown below:

From: Toshiba ISD Redemptions
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Promotions and Redemptions | Toshiba ISD Marketing | Toshiba (Australia)
Pty. Limited
Email: redemption@toshiba-tap.com |
Website: www.isd.toshiba.com.au/redemption

Once you have registered at that web site, you will need to post them some documents. I received the following e-mail about 10 days after posting the documents:

This email is to confirm that we have received your posted documents. Your
online redemption claim has been validated and approved.

For cashback redemptions, your money order cheque will be issued under
your registered name and mailed by regular post to your registered
delivery address. For all other redemption items, this will be delivered
by regular post or a designated delivery carrier. Your claim will now be
processed for fulfilment and delivery. Allow approximately 45 working days
for processing. This does not include stock availability delays and
postage/delivery delays.

A few weeks ago, I received the Cash Back cheque from Toshiba after waiting about 2 months.

Good Luck!

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#178292 16-Nov-2008 22:54

grant_k:

A few weeks ago, I received the Cash Back cheque from Toshiba after waiting about 2 months.

Good Luck!

Which is less than 45 working days by my math

Johnny Mak:
I have purchased a new laptop from bond and bond for $1149 with $150 cashback

Can anyone tell me how i claim the cashback? i can't find anything that came with the laptop which tells me how to do it

thanks

It is retailers like these that had a hard time in Target not that long ago, about not explaining cashback procedures to customers.
Hopefully you get yours sorted in time, everyone has pointed you in the right direction here atleast.

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#178295 16-Nov-2008 23:22

I have a customer who had been waiting for a couple of Toshiba cashbacks since March!
In the end I gave up trying to contact Toshiba (calls and emails were never returned) and paid the customer myself.

Just last week I managed to finally get a response from Toahiba and they said that they would pay me instead of the customer and it would happen in the next pay cycle which is 3-4 weeks away!

Hopefully don't have the same problem with other customer's cashbacks.

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