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52-Count Cascade Platinum Plus ActionPacs Dishwasher Pods (Mountain Scent) + $10 Amazon Credit 3 for $41.85 & More after $15 Rebate w/ S&S + Free S/H
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Amazon [amazon.com] has select Cascade Dishwasher Pods + $10 Amazon Promotional Credit on sale as listed below after $15 P&G Rebate [pggoodeveryday.com] when you follow instructions below. Shipping is free.
Note: $15 P&G Rebate: Limit one (1) Claim per Receipt. Limit two (2) Rewards per person/email address/household. More info on the P&G rebate (click here [promosvcs.com]). Offer valid for products purchased 4/1/2024 to 6/30/2024.
Deal Instructions:
After receiving your order:
Note: $15 P&G Rebate: Limit one (1) Claim per Receipt. Limit two (2) Rewards per person/email address/household. More info on the P&G rebate (click here [promosvcs.com]). Offer valid for products purchased 4/1/2024 to 6/30/2024.
Deal Instructions:
- Make your selection (you may mix & match; final price will vary):
- 62-Count Cascade Free & Clear ActionPacs Dishwasher Detergent Pods [amazon.com] (Lemon Essense)
- 52-Count Cascade Platinum Plus ActionPacs Dishwasher Detergent Pods [amazon.com] (Mountain Scent)
- Choose "Subscribe & Save", select quantity of 3
- Choose Delivery Frequency then click "Set Up Now"
- You should see the message on the final checkout page as:
- Your order qualifies for a promotional credit of $10, which we will automatically add to your account 30 days after shipment. We will inform you by e-mail once your credit is available. This offer is subject to our terms and conditions (see product page).
- The total price should be listed below + Shipping is free
- 62-Count Cascade Free & Clear ActionPacs Dishwasher Detergent Pods (Lemon Essense) 3 for $59.82 - $2.99 off (w/ 5% off S&S) - $15 P&G rebate [pggoodeveryday.com] = 3 for $41.83 + $10 Amazon credit (30 days after shipment)
- 52-Count Cascade Platinum Plus ActionPacs Dishwasher Detergent Pods (Mountain Scent) 3 for $59.97 - $3 off (w/ 5% off S&S) - $15 P&G rebate [pggoodeveryday.com] = 3 for $41.97 + $10 Amazon Credit (30 days after shipment)
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- Submit the $15 P&G Rebate [pggoodeveryday.com] at P&G website.
- Receipt(s) must contain at least $50 worth of participating products before taxes and after any coupons/discounts to receive a $15 Reward.
- Limit one (1) Claim per Receipt. Limit two (2) Rewards per person/email address/household.
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https://www.amazon.com/Cascade-Pl...0CP33TNQ3/
...what does mountain smell like?
Lol- good point. Taken literally, some parts of mountains smell like death...
https://www.amazon.com/Cascade-Pl...0CP33TNQ3/
"This is a new product - "Platinum Plus". It's never been any size but this. "
Rebates are legalized scamming and there is no reason in today's world for providing a date of birth. Companies expect a certain percentage to submit wrong, not submit, etc.
Platinum Plus is not new. For a while it was unavailable.
https://news.pg.com/news-releases...faul
Haha, creative suggestion.
Hate to be a Debbie downer on this, but please keep in mind that it's possible it's a crime of some sort providing false information on these submissions, so I try not to get into that.
While it's unlikely there will be any repercussions, it's asinine to have to provide such levels of personal information to get a $15 rebate.
I've done a higher P&G rebate previously from Sam's Club purchases, and date of birth wasn't required back then.
The are getting more and more invasive now, just to get your data accurate, so they can sell that data.
Frack them.
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Hate to be a Debbie downer on this, but please keep in mind that it's possible it's a crime of some sort providing false information on these submissions, so I try not to get into that.
While it's unlikely there will be any repercussions, it's asinine to have to provide such levels of personal information to get a $15 rebate.
I've done a higher P&G rebate previously from Sam's Club purchases, and date of birth wasn't required back then.
The are getting more and more invasive now, just to get your data accurate, so they can sell that data.
Frack them.
The birthday check is probably to make sure you are 18. I can't imagine any court would impose any sanctions for a rebate on soap. No crime involved on legal purchases.
The crime is not on purchasing products, but possibly the wrong information provided in claiming a rebate which possibly could come under mail fraud related or perjury related laws. Check their terms and conditions.
Not a lawyer, but it's pretty clear it's not right to provide incorrect information.
Not a lawyer, but it's pretty clear it's not right to provide incorrect information.
Mail FRAUD is just that fraud. This is just claiming your personal rebate with your name and address but a bs birthday because they have no right to it. They have no way of knowing what your real birthday is, so the company cannot say it's right or not. You would not be claiming any more rebates that what their limit is, so not fraud.