How Do You MIR?

[Chugle]

How do you mail in rebate? I wanna get the lowest cost for all of my PC components but I don't know how to mail in rebate so if someone could explain it to me maybe give me a couple examples, that would be greatly appreciated. Preferably someone from Ontario who knows how the stuff works here. Or maybe there's no difference. Idk i've never done this stuff before. 

[EliasNM]

How do you mail in rebate? I wanna get the lowest cost for all of my PC components but I don't know how to mail in rebate so if someone could explain it to me maybe give me a couple examples, that would be greatly appreciated. Preferably someone from Ontario who knows how the stuff works here. Or maybe there's no difference. Idk i've never done this stuff before. 

Usually a mail-in rebate form comes with the package, you fill it out and send it back, that's why it called mail-in rebate, you only get it if you are willing to wait, normally it takes 2-3 weeks if you are lucky here in USA. The process shouldn't differ much for your country.

[FatPenguin]

you print out the rebate form and fill it out and mail it in.

[Snickerzz]

Just as Elias and FatPenguin said, the MIR either comes with the product or you print it off, you fill it out and usually provide a receipt or order invoice and mail it to whoever it says to. After a couple weeks they send you a chekc or visa gift card for the amount they owe you.

[Rylie59]

They take a very long time however

[Guest]

Sapphire screwed me over $50 when I tried by denying it for a incorrect reason. Nope.