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Blue Diamond almonds come through as a solid pantry deal when the rebate works, with the three can pack still feeling worthwhile even at full price. The rebate has a hard cap of 5,800 offers, and the site has been finicky, so timing matters. Approval can be fast, sometimes within hours or about 30 hours, but payment may still take 2 to 4 weeks and some submissions never get a response. The safest read is a decent price on almonds with rebate risk attached.
people who are comfortable submitting rebate receipts quickly because the approval email can come in about 30 hours (and one commenter saw a receipt approved within hours after upload).
buyers who can follow the rebate instructions carefully (including checking spam) because multiple commenters reported the process was "easy peasy" with receipt acknowledgement and an approval email, and they advised checking spam if no email arrives.
Walmart online shoppers who want a rebate-backed snack deal because one commenter said Walmart will refund food items (which reduces the risk if the rebate doesn't land).
people who don't want rebate "gambles" because the offer is limited (e.g., 5,800 submissions / limit 3 receipts) and commenters reported the rebate site can be finicky or block uploads once the limit is reached.
buyers who need guaranteed rebate timing because some commenters submitted and never received any response, and others were approved but still waiting on Venmo payment weeks later.
people who are relying on Amazon for refunds on food items because one commenter said Amazon won't refund food items, which makes the rebate riskier if something goes wrong.
Receipt acknowledgement can arrive immediately, and approval has ranged from a few hours to about 30 hours after upload. The approval email says payment can take 2 to 4 weeks, and some submissions have still been waiting at the 4-week mark.
The rebate is limited to 3 offers per person, so you can submit up to three receipts for three cans each. The current promotion also has a hard cap of 5,800 total offers, so it can run out before all submissions are processed.
The offer can stop accepting invoice uploads once the cap is reached, even if your cans already arrived. The current promotion has been reported as reaching its limit after the 5,800-submission cap was hit.
This is the second iteration of the offer. The previous one was limited to 5000 and ran out in late November, so they started the current one on Nov 25. I don't expect it will last long, so don't delay in submitting for the rebate. They might not bring it back a third time.
It's limit 3 offers, so you can do 3 receipts of 3 each. However, at least with the previous iteration, you couldn't submit another receipt until the previous one was approved, so you risk the offer running out while waiting.
Cheaper at Walmart ($2.97), so you can profit off these if you'd prefer to purchase the items there.
Form only asks for phone number to register venmo. Then after sending pic of receipt it says it will email you with an update regarding approval. Seems iffy but I tried it anyway.
Typical corporate fraud. "5800 offers," LOL. They'll just deny your rebate on the pretext that you're submission 5801. This is purely intentional...no marketing "professional" is so naive to think only 5800 people are going to claim this.
Wrong URL. You're missing the "s" in "offers". That was the first offer, which started on Oct 1, but reached its limit of 5000 in late November. The current offer with the "s" started on Nov 25.
It took almost 2 months for the first offer to reach 5000, but that's because it wasn't widely publicized. After it was promoted on many deal sites in mid-November, the limit was reached pretty quickly. Now that people know about it, the 5800 for this offer probably won't last long. That being said, I uploaded a receipt on Dec 6, and it was approved in about 30 hours, so the limit hadn't been reached yet by late Dec 7. Now I'm wondering if I should push my luck with another receipt.
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Did it take 30 hours for them to send an email after uploading the receipt? I uploaded my receipt this am and hav not received an email so wondering if that's normal.
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Wrong URL. You're missing the "s" in "offers". That was the first offer, which started on Oct 1, but reached its limit of 5000 in late November. The current offer with the "s" started on Nov 25.
It took almost 2 months for the first offer to reach 5000, but that's because it wasn't widely publicized. After it was promoted on many deal sites in mid-November, the limit was reached pretty quickly. Now that people know about it, the 5800 for this offer probably won't last long. That being said, I uploaded a receipt on Dec 6, and it was approved in about 30 hours, so the limit hadn't been reached yet by late Dec 7. Now I'm wondering if I should push my luck with another receipt.
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Blue Diamond almonds come through as a solid pantry deal when the rebate works, with the three can pack still feeling worthwhile even at full price. The rebate has a hard cap of 5,800 offers, and the site has been finicky, so timing matters. Approval can be fast, sometimes within hours or about 30 hours, but payment may still take 2 to 4 weeks and some submissions never get a response. The safest read is a decent price on almonds with rebate risk attached.
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Receipt acknowledgement can arrive immediately, and approval has ranged from a few hours to about 30 hours after upload. The approval email says payment can take 2 to 4 weeks, and some submissions have still been waiting at the 4-week mark.
The rebate is limited to 3 offers per person, so you can submit up to three receipts for three cans each. The current promotion also has a hard cap of 5,800 total offers, so it can run out before all submissions are processed.
The offer can stop accepting invoice uploads once the cap is reached, even if your cans already arrived. The current promotion has been reported as reaching its limit after the 5,800-submission cap was hit.
Yes. The rebate has been honored for photos of broken bottles or ripped bags, so damaged product photos can be used as proof when submitting a claim.
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Great deal for those who don't get frustrated like me!
It's limit 3 offers, so you can do 3 receipts of 3 each. However, at least with the previous iteration, you couldn't submit another receipt until the previous one was approved, so you risk the offer running out while waiting.
Cheaper at Walmart ($2.97), so you can profit off these if you'd prefer to purchase the items there.
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It took almost 2 months for the first offer to reach 5000, but that's because it wasn't widely publicized. After it was promoted on many deal sites in mid-November, the limit was reached pretty quickly. Now that people know about it, the 5800 for this offer probably won't last long. That being said, I uploaded a receipt on Dec 6, and it was approved in about 30 hours, so the limit hadn't been reached yet by late Dec 7. Now I'm wondering if I should push my luck with another receipt.
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It took almost 2 months for the first offer to reach 5000, but that's because it wasn't widely publicized. After it was promoted on many deal sites in mid-November, the limit was reached pretty quickly. Now that people know about it, the 5800 for this offer probably won't last long. That being said, I uploaded a receipt on Dec 6, and it was approved in about 30 hours, so the limit hadn't been reached yet by late Dec 7. Now I'm wondering if I should push my luck with another receipt.
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