| Country | United States |
| State | North Carolina |
| City | Winston-Salem |
| Address | 2650 Pilgrim Court |
| Phone | 1-877-552-7934 |
| Website | www.inmarrebates.com |
I submitted a rebate request to Inmar and received a rejection because of No UPC or not original. I happen to make a copy of the submittal.
Just submitted it to Nutrisystem. Lets see what happens
Nutrisystem was contacted and they said It's Inmars problem Which we could do a classaction lawsuit on this and i also want to know why nutrisytem allows them to do it!
I may contact a lawyer about this it sounds like false advertising to me.
I purched 2 kits at walmart in April 2016
My situation was a little differnt i was sent back the envelope saying address unknown and it was indeed the address on rebate form for Inmar.
Got the postcard that said my submission was not valid for fulfillment because "All required purchases not identified on reg receipt". Clearly the person processing the request ignored the items circled on the receipt, or else this is a regular business process to not process a rebate. I did call the number on the postcard, and it has been resolved.., but this shouldn't have been necessary. I always make a photocopy of the rebate form and receipt, and stick them in a folder I keep on my desk just for circumstances like this.
I recently submitted a $30.00 rebate offer to Inmar after purchasing a Rand Mcnally TND 730 GPS unit from Pilot/Flying J in Haubstadt, Indiana on Feb 9, 2015. The offer was good from December 22, 2014 to February 28, 2015. Rebates must be sent in by March 31, 2015. After carefully reading the instructions, I sent in for my rebate well before the time constraint was up.
Inmar recently sent me an email stating that my rebate was rejected due to "receipt did not contain a valid purchase date." It did in fact have a purchase date as I checked both receipts (Flying J printed off a duplicate from the cash register just for the rebate) for accuracy and for all necessary information before mailing it. After calling them out on it, Inmar then changed the reason to invalid offer date. They changed the offer start date from December 22, 2014 to March 1, 2015 to avoid paying the rebate.
My receipt clearly shows the offer start date and end date. Without any doubt, I qualify for this rebate and Inmar keeps changing the rules of the game to scam people out of money.
The contact at Inmar is Tammy, a "consumer relations specialist".
Inmar promotion network
635 Vine Street
Winston Salem, NC 21707
Submitted all appropriate forms, kept copies, when no rebate received I contacted and was asked to resubmit. I re-submitted (CIN-510460) and the email reply was:
"I have sent an inquiry to the client for rebate approval. Once the client has made their decision, you will either receive a notification or the rebate via U.S. Mail.
Cesar
Consumer Relations"
That was May 16. 2017. Still (9/27/2017) no response.
Aside from not circled products they are constantly sending checks with my name misspelled. I don't know if this is another way to make it difficult for people to cash their checks.
Details on this don't matter. Have had the same experience as all of these other people.
Inmar is a scam and not worth the time and energy.
I have submitted two separate rebates to this company, and both times I received a post card in the mail saying my rebate could not be processed because the original UPC code had not been submitted. The first time I let it go (even though I knew I was in the right); the second time I emailed them and told them that the original UPC code was definitely included in both rebates and that I was beginning to believe that rejection was their standard response for every rebate request in order to avoid paying out rebates. My response from them to that email: "we are processing your rebate and you should receive it in 5 to 7 weeks." Their game is to hope people give up and say it's not worth it. Even though by rebate is fairly small, it's the principal of the thing, and it is definitely worth it to hold them accountable.
On 4/25/15 I was incentivized to buy 12 bottles of Frontera wine from my local Keg Liquor on the premise that I would be sent a rebate check of $30. I carefully filled out the form, including as requested my original receipt, and a additional list of each bottle purchased by UCP code. The print was very small, but I was careful to fulfill all requirements. I made copies of each piece of information I sent them, as their requirements were so precise. I recieved a check dated 5/26/15, but it was only for $12. They owe me $18. I see I am not the first to be scammed in this way.
CK Mondavi/Inmar offered a rebate of up to $3 for a pork purchase (offer CKM015203). The coupon and original receipt were submitted within the dates on the rebate form, per the terms and conditions (I have done hundreds of rebates, I do not mess the basic things up). Today I got a postcard saying "All Required Purchases Not Identified on Reg Recpt" with resubmission information, for my rebate #215104105047140. Since I sent the original receipt, which had a line marked "PORK," that was circled, it seems kind of like Inmar rejected it on purpose, in the hopes that consumers will not follow up. I find it hard to believe any decent rebate processor would not be able to read an original receipt, even if the purchased product was not circled.
Either way, what was supposed to be a good deal on some pork at a decent price I've long-since consumed winds up being a waste of a stamp, and my time. How am I supposed to resubmit an original receipt if i already sent it in the first time?!
I could not find the proper category to file this under, as it is pertaining to a fraudulant Rebate offer.
I purchased insoles from SOFSOLE21 from Sports Authority. I have done this twice as my husband needs the insoles. Each time I submit the rebate with the original receipt and UPC, the rebate was rejected. I wrote a letter the first time explaining that it must have been a mistake and was issue the $5 rebate. However, the second time, Inmar did not issue the rebate. I feel that they are taking advantage of unknowing customers.
I received a postcard/letter this time after I wrote another letter for the second purchase. Inmar stated they needed my original UPC that I already submitted. Of course, I cannot resubmit it, as they have the original.
I purchased a Crock-Pot from Kohl's and sent in the rebate form to the Inmar Rebate Center, including everything requested by them.
I just received an email saying they cannot verify the UPC.
That is impossible because the UPC form was cut off the box the item came in. I have copies of everything I sent them, including the UPC code. I even went back to Kohl's, and the exact same UPC code is on the identical product.
Where is the rebate money going? Who gets the money when they deny a legitimate submission?
I will never purchase anything again when the rebate is from Inmar. I should have known better.
Inmarrebates is a third-party rebate source used byJarden Consumer Services, Mr. Coffe coffe makers, as an example.
In December 2014, I purchased a Mr. Coffee coffee maker advertized in a Kohls flyer. The coffee makercarried $10 rebate. I promplty filled out the rebate form provided by Kohls, cut the UPC off the box, made copies of everything and 8 weeks later, I reveive an e mail stating the product I purchased wasn't eligible for the rebate.
Three hours and 20 phone calls later, no resolution to the problem. Kohls says it's the rebate company, the rebate company says it's Kohl...
As far as I'm concerned, they are both scammers.
Cautionary tale: make copies prior to sending in rebate forms. Mine will be invaluable in Small
Claims Court!
As dealing with Inmar through buying libermans wine what a run around I am entitled to $24.00 in a rebatevand of corse it was refused for not listed on a register recpt. Now I sent it all in was sent the denial card wow big surprise as Ive delt with these rip off clowns three prior times. They lie on the phone and steal all this rebate money from the public. They are rip off artist to the public. There should be a class action suit against them.
During this past September, I submitted a total of 4 $10 rebates after purchasing 4 bottles of Absolut Vodka. I followed all required instructions and mailed them to INMAR Rebate Center. Two weeks later I received 4 denial postcards stating the same reason for denial: All required purchases not identified on register receipt. I purchased each bottle from different sellers, and find it unreasonable and ridiculous that I should be responsible for the seller's lack of clarity on each receipt.
I was instructed to resubmit my receipts with the missing information, in order to receive my rebate. That means I would have to go back to each and every seller and have them verify my receipts. Had their instructions been clearer about having each receipt specifically state that I had purchased Absolute, I would have made sure to have the seller do that during my purchase. Expecting me to run around like this is absurd and petty.
I suspect Inmar is denying many rebate claims for the same reason, as I had purchased my bottles from different sellers and they all failed to specify the Absolute name. I sent them an angry email and also copy/pasted the email to Absolut. I am very disappointed that Absolut would allow their promoters to take advantage of their customers this way.
Inmar Rebates is a total scam. The rebate advertises $15 or more rebates on alcohol beverages. Simply complete the form and provide the receipt. Allow 6-8 weeks for shipping. The form is made of a type material that resists any type of ink. After using several type of pens on the ""standard claim your rebate form"" smeared. To mitigate this, I filled out the form and photo copied the form and supplied the receipt that included the purchase. The receipt reflected a single purchase of Crown Royal liquor which was adverstised with a $15 rebate.
I received a notification from Inmar stating reason ""16"" All required purchases not identified on reg receipt; there is no way to resend either the receipt or original rebate form because they were mailed. I was aware enough to photo copy the rebate form because it simply would not retain the ink. I did not have the foresight to photocopy the receipt and therefore cannot resend the ""original."" This rebate program is totally designed to consume the consumer in a catch 22. It is a lose lose!
I recently submitted a $30.00 rebate offer to Inmar after purchasing a Rand Mcnally TND 730 GPS unit from Pilot/Flying J in Haubstadt, Indiana on Feb 9, 2015. The offer was good from December 22, 2014 to February 28, 2015. Rebates must be sent in by March 31, 2015. After carefully reading the instructions, I sent in for my rebate well before the time constraint was up.
Inmar recently sent me an email stating that my rebate was rejected due to "receipt did not contain a valid purchase date." It did in fact have a purchase date as I checked both receipts (Flying J printed off a duplicate from the cash register just for the rebate) for accuracy and for all necessary information before mailing it. After calling them out on it, Inmar then changed the reason to invalid offer date. They changed the offer start date from December 22, 2014 to March 1, 2015 to avoid paying the rebate.
My receipt clearly shows the offer start date and end date. Without any doubt, I qualify for this rebate and Inmar keeps changing the rules of the game to scam people out of money.
The contact at Inmar is Tammy, a "consumer relations specialist".
Inmar promotion network
635 Vine Street
Winston Salem, NC 21707
[email protected]