Received a flyer about a week back on this deal. Even with the markups considered, this could be a hot deal. Must be $999+ in equipment, labor (home theater or car audio setup) not included.

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*With any purchase of $999.00 or more, customer will receive a Gas Redemption Voucher entitling the customer to receive $500 in free gas. Customer will be required to pay a $5 refundable registration fee and to submit $100 in receipts for gas purchases each month for 20 months to receive a $25 gas card per month. Gas Redemption Voucher is transferable. One Gas Redemption Voucher per household. Not valid on Sony ES, Sony XBR7 and XBR8 HDTVs, Samsung 950 Series HDTV, Mitsubishi Diamond Series or Bose products.

This would be an awesome deal, if it didn't require me to spend $100 on gas every month, and to mail in those receipts.

Although not ethical, I suppose you could always ask a friend/relative for their receipts if you don't spend that much on gas a month. Also, I checked with a local B&M that said if you forget to submit them one month, then you can still mail the receipts in for the next month and continue the deal.

Pay full retail plus markup upfront.
For example, 50 inch Panny plasma is about $1700 at tter (including tax & delivery), when you can get the same one for around $900 shipped.

but wait, you get back $500 in 20 months... 6-8 weeks wait for each voucher.... must send in bunch of receipts, documents, fees... do it 20 times....

Where's my Staples easy button?

crazypalooza said:thats $2,000 in gas that you have to spend at a spacific gas station brand and you have to spend $100 each month for twenty months!!! and usually these brands are more expensive then the small private gas stations, so your savings is further diminished.

I'm almost tempted by this deal, their FAQ states that you can pick any old gas, not just named brand. You can pick Sam's club or whatever, you just have to stick with whatever you pick. My one concern is what happens if this gas rebate company goes under next month? Have they been around for a while, anybody know the history on them?

Yes, Tweeter is in liquidation and I hope no one here at FW has taken up this offer because the fulfillment agency can now be even more nitpicking and look for reasons to reject submissions.