Cashback offers on Brother and Fuji Xerox laser printers - Up to $500 off!
Brother offer expires 31st July
Fuji-Xerox offer expires 30 June
Cashback is provided by the manufacturer.
Up to $100 Cashback on Brother Printers, up to $500 Cashback on Fuji-Xerox Printers
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Store RepDessyTek on 24/06/2012 - 16:18 rpmcomputing.com.au (555 clicks)
Last edited 24/06/2012 - 18:41
Last edited 24/06/2012 - 18:41
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Hi Mastablasta
It's really up to the customer where they decide to buy. Just want to get the promo out there before it ends. eg for someone who is deciding to buy a printer in a couple of weeks, they would be better off placing an order while the offer is valid.
The manufacturers links and promo details are available on the product page and only models that feature a cashback deal are listed
Do you have to buy by 30th June or 31st July?
Edit: The promotion webpage seems to show 31st July…Thanks Dannyboi, you're right. Brother promo expires 31st July. Fuji-Xerox promo ends 30th June.
Listing has now been updated
Be warned that brother cash back promotions are very UN-user friendly. I bought $1000 worth of genuine colour toner in a pack, looked inside when it arrived and noticed someone had removed the coupon code for cashback. I contacted Brother and the promoter of the cashback, about 2 months later I received a reply stating "sorry it is beyond our control" and neither the promoter or brother were liable for errors in claiming cashbacks.
Nothing worse than a company that doesn't honour its cashback incentives or stand behind its customers.
Of course I needed the toner so started using it on the "assumption" brother would come to the party and I wouldn't need to make a return - unfortunately they didn't !
Not sure about a previous promo, but with this one you just need to submit the printers serial number online. A few weeks later the cashback is refunded into your account.
Based on how you've advertised the 'bargain', wouldn't it be more appropriate to be linking to Brother's and Fuji's websites, (which I've found out are http://www.brother-money.com.au/ and http://www.fujixerox.com.au/promo/ btw), instead of linking to the relevant product page on your website? If you're linking to your website, you should be highlighting which particular models are bargains compared to other retailers.