A Menards rebate class action lawsuit may be an option for individuals who purchased rebate-eligible products from Menards and never received the promised rebate check after sending the original receipt and rebate form, required to process the rebate. If you purchased a product from Menards and mailed the required rebate form but did not receive your rebate check, you may be able to pursue a claim with the help of a consumer fraud attorney.
For more information, contact Attorney Group today. Our consultations are free, confidential and without any obligation on your part. We can help answer your questions, and if you choose to pursue a claim we can connect you with an affiliated consumer protection attorney who can assist you throughout the legal process.
Menards Rebate Program Could Constitute Fraud
Attorneys are investigating whether Menards engaged in potentially unfair business practices that could have violated the law through its rebate programs. Menards, a large home improvement retailer based in Wisconsin, offers two types of rebates to its consumers: a more traditional rebate on specific products and temporary 11 percent rebates in the form of a merchandise credit only available at its retail store locations. Menards reportedly advertises and offers these rebates in an aggressive manner to entice consumers to purchase products.
A number of customers have published complaints online, stating that the company offers these temporary 11 percent rebates with the hope that many consumers will either fail to send in the requisite paperwork or fail to redeem the rebate altogether. In some cases, consumers have claimed that Menards attempts to drive down the redemption rate of the in-store only rebate checks by mailing the paper check in a piece of junk mail. When consumers receive their rebate check in the mail, they inadvertently throw it away.
Menards is the third largest home improvement chain in the United States and has over 300 stores located in 14 states throughout the Midwest and western United States, including Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota, Wisconsin, and Wyoming.
How a Menards Rebate Class Action Lawsuit Can Help
When a company engages in false or misleading advertising of its products or services, or otherwise commits deceptive trade practices, that company could be liable for any damage that result.The actions of the company could constitute fraud and misrepresentation, as well as violations of various state and local consumer protection laws.
Consumers who purchased any rebate-eligible product and never received the promised rebate check may be eligible to pursue damages through a Menards rebate class action lawsuit and are encouraged to seek the advice of an experienced consumer fraud attorney to learn more about their rights and remedies.
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