shiftyer1 - huh?
I read your opening post, as well as your responses.
I am confused by them. There seems to be words missing or something.
This makes me suspect you failed to successfully communicate with the customer service people at Smith and Wesson.
I suggest IF you purchased your handgun after october 1 2008, you simply print out this form
http://www.smith-wesson.com/wcsstore/SmWesson/upload/other/SW_HH08_coupon.pdf
Decide if you want $50 OR 2 magazines. Check the appropriate box to reflect your choice.
Put the form and your sales receipt in an envelope and mail it away.
Realize that this stuff is a 'freebee' and in an either/or situation no company is bound by law to give you your choice. S&W is well within their rights to give you $50 even if you have checked '2 magazines' if, say, they are out of extra magazines.
It is possible your gun came with an outdated rebate form that offers some other deal. If that is the case, that form has expired, and is no longer relevant.
If you looked at the included rebate form, and failed to see the dates had passed, and yet still allowed it to influence your decision to purchase, that is your own fault.
I am sticking with my original statement. You failed to communicate with the customer service people at S&W. I have 2 guys at work like this I have to deal with. They think they can give a 2 word answer and that everyone will instantly know what they are talking about. We don't.
I read your opening post, as well as your responses.
I am confused by them. There seems to be words missing or something.
This makes me suspect you failed to successfully communicate with the customer service people at Smith and Wesson.
I suggest IF you purchased your handgun after october 1 2008, you simply print out this form
http://www.smith-wesson.com/wcsstore/SmWesson/upload/other/SW_HH08_coupon.pdf
Decide if you want $50 OR 2 magazines. Check the appropriate box to reflect your choice.
Put the form and your sales receipt in an envelope and mail it away.
Realize that this stuff is a 'freebee' and in an either/or situation no company is bound by law to give you your choice. S&W is well within their rights to give you $50 even if you have checked '2 magazines' if, say, they are out of extra magazines.
It is possible your gun came with an outdated rebate form that offers some other deal. If that is the case, that form has expired, and is no longer relevant.
If you looked at the included rebate form, and failed to see the dates had passed, and yet still allowed it to influence your decision to purchase, that is your own fault.
I am sticking with my original statement. You failed to communicate with the customer service people at S&W. I have 2 guys at work like this I have to deal with. They think they can give a 2 word answer and that everyone will instantly know what they are talking about. We don't.