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11-09-2009, 08:13:59 PM
1) Get up to $20 by mail with the purchase of $30 worth of holiday entertaining essentials(premium crackers,cheeses,salty snacks and/or fresh deli items) and TWO(2)12-pks or equivalent of Heineken,Heineken Light or Amstel Light or ONE(1) DraughtKeg of Heineken or Heineken Light and ONE(1) 12-pk of Heineken,Heineken Light or Amstel Light
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2) Get up to $10 by mail with the purchase of $20 worth of holiday entertaining essentials(premium crackers,cheeses,salty snacks and/or fresh deli items) and ONE(1)12-pk or equivalent of Heineken,Heineken Light or Amstel Light or ONE(1) DraughtKeg of Heineken or Heineken Light
No beer purchase required in 14 States.They are AL, AR, CT, HI, IN,KY, ME, MO, NC, NJ, NY, OK, UT or WV.For the No Beer purchase required states, you must simply purchase $20 worth of holiday entertaining essentials(i.e premium crackers,cheeses,salty snacks and/or fresh deli items). Indiana(IN) residents are eligible for $10 rebate with a $15 purchase of any combination of salty snacks or ice.
The items must be purchased between 11/1/09 and 12/31/09, and postmarked by 1/14/10, and received by 1/21/10.The items may be purchased on multiple receipts but they must be purchased on the same day. You must submit the original cash register receipts with the prices circled along with the original rebate forms. There is a limit of one rebate per household.
For residents of the following states, a beer purchase is required.CO, DC, DE, FL, GA, ID, KS, LA, MA, MD, MI, MS, ND, NE, OH, PA, RI, SC, SD, TN, VA, VT & WA.Residents of these states must submit the beer and food receipts.Pennsylvania and Ohio Residents:Discount will be applied to the beer and will be less than $20 if less than $20.01 in beer is purchased or less than $10 if less than $10.01 in beer is purchased.Louisiana Residents are eligible for a $2.00 (not a $10.00) rebate or a $4.00 (not a $20.00) rebate.Virginia Residents are eligible for a $7.50 (not a $10.00) rebate or a $15.00 (not a $20.00) rebate.Maryland Residents are eligible for a $8.50 (not a $10.00) rebate or an $17.00 (not a $20.00) rebate.California Residents: Rebate amount will be applied to a portion of the purchase price of each item purchases on a pro rata basis.
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2) Get up to $10 by mail with the purchase of $20 worth of holiday entertaining essentials(premium crackers,cheeses,salty snacks and/or fresh deli items) and ONE(1)12-pk or equivalent of Heineken,Heineken Light or Amstel Light or ONE(1) DraughtKeg of Heineken or Heineken Light
No beer purchase required in 14 States.They are AL, AR, CT, HI, IN,KY, ME, MO, NC, NJ, NY, OK, UT or WV.For the No Beer purchase required states, you must simply purchase $20 worth of holiday entertaining essentials(i.e premium crackers,cheeses,salty snacks and/or fresh deli items). Indiana(IN) residents are eligible for $10 rebate with a $15 purchase of any combination of salty snacks or ice.
The items must be purchased between 11/1/09 and 12/31/09, and postmarked by 1/14/10, and received by 1/21/10.The items may be purchased on multiple receipts but they must be purchased on the same day. You must submit the original cash register receipts with the prices circled along with the original rebate forms. There is a limit of one rebate per household.
For residents of the following states, a beer purchase is required.CO, DC, DE, FL, GA, ID, KS, LA, MA, MD, MI, MS, ND, NE, OH, PA, RI, SC, SD, TN, VA, VT & WA.Residents of these states must submit the beer and food receipts.Pennsylvania and Ohio Residents:Discount will be applied to the beer and will be less than $20 if less than $20.01 in beer is purchased or less than $10 if less than $10.01 in beer is purchased.Louisiana Residents are eligible for a $2.00 (not a $10.00) rebate or a $4.00 (not a $20.00) rebate.Virginia Residents are eligible for a $7.50 (not a $10.00) rebate or a $15.00 (not a $20.00) rebate.Maryland Residents are eligible for a $8.50 (not a $10.00) rebate or an $17.00 (not a $20.00) rebate.California Residents: Rebate amount will be applied to a portion of the purchase price of each item purchases on a pro rata basis.