x12/31/09 *printable* Caregiver's Marketplace Rebate (Check this one out - MEGA rebate!)

[weeziebug]

I am so glad I found this! Unfortunatly I have thrown away receipts but I will keep them from now on! Thanks

[courtneyrtr]

Like others have posted the Caregivers Rebate is GREAT! I've never had a problem getting my rebates back and usually they are pretty quick getting the check mailed out

[colleenh28]

Im gonna check out that site. Looks good.
I got about 15 of those cottenelle travel wipes free after q @ publix a few weeks ago.They refund you .25 each
I also got a few boxes of glucerna free after q's! They also qualify for the rebates

[lookn4deals]

funny I mailed in all my slips from 08 I was getting a large amount and of course there was so slips that I was too lazy to copy them. I hope that my check comes I so am gonna kick myself for holding all years slips till the end..

Too bad it .75 this year $1 is much better plus easier to calculate lol

[MrsPinecone]

I think you only had until early January to send in your '08 receipts. If you just sent them, I don't know if you will get anything at all. My form said that receipts must be dated in '09.

[cpaige]

What exactly is this? What is the criteria ?

[jessica117]

I need a little more info too, incase I'm wrong.

So I save my crt. mark how many I have such as 30 huggies, 2 glucerna ,2 ensure ,10 something else and I get the amount back by the product. Or do I have to buy 5 or more of everything I want to claim.

thanks for the help...

[reflect23]

Isn't the Caregivers Marketplace for people who are caring for the elderly or the ill or handicapped? I am just confused as to why everyone uses them to get rebates. It doesn't seem right to me.

[frogmama]

Originally Posted by reflect23 Isn't the Caregivers Marketplace for people who are caring for the elderly or the ill or handicapped? I am just confused as to why everyone uses them to get rebates. It doesn't seem right to me.

I see where you are coming from. If you read the website, you are a caregiver if you are purchasing these for an elderly or disabled person, a child under 5 or yourself. Most of us are purchasing these products for use in that way. As far as donations of extra vitamins, etc. go, I guess its up to the purchaser whether they consider themselves a "caregiver" of those they are donating the product for. (They ARE purchasing it for them, indirectly) These rebates are probably funded by the manufacturers of the products listed on the form. For them its just another way to build loyalty to their product.

Thank you for sharing your honest thoughts. I hope this explanation helps.

[tinabohio]

Originally Posted by reflect23 Isn't the Caregivers Marketplace for people who are caring for the elderly or the ill or handicapped? I am just confused as to why everyone uses them to get rebates. It doesn't seem right to me.

from their site (although I qualify as I have a child under 5 too)-

Do I have to be a caregiver to enroll? No. We have designed Caregivers Marketplace with family caregivers in mind, but anyone who purchases caregiving products for himself or herself, or a loved one, can enroll in and use the program. Our program is truly for everyone who gives, gets or needs care.