7 thoughts on “Deals At Menards Valid Through 2/17/18!”

1. Rob February 18, 2018 at 1:54 PM

   Thanks again for the information. I notice all of my rebate forms have the same address (PO Box 155) but that they have the name of the promotion above the address. Is it okay to mail all those in 1 envelope as long as the address is the same? Thanks,
   Rob

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   1. PJ Post authorFebruary 18, 2018 at 1:58 PM

      99% of rebates go to PO Box 155. If they are going to that PO box you can send them all together. Remember that 1 stamp is good for up to a 1 ounce envelope. If it goes over 1 ounce you will need either an “additional ounce” stamp or you can add another regular forever stamp.

      The 11% price adjustment rebate goes to PO Box 83. So that one CANNOT go with your other rebates.

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      1. Rob February 19, 2018 at 8:46 AM

         Thanks again for all your advice and videos.
         Rob

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2. Rob February 14, 2018 at 5:54 PM

   Thanks for all this great information. About half of the items you listed, were not properly marked as on sale in the store. So I would have never found them without you! Thanks.

   A couple of questions: 1) How often do you mail off the rebates: once a week, once you get them, etc 2) Are the limits that are listed at the store per purchase or total per rebate submission?

   Thanks.

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   1. PJ Post authorFebruary 14, 2018 at 10:28 PM

      How often I mail the rebates depends on how much other rebate money I have and how much money I am looking to get back. Last week my rebate for the dog leashes was going to be over $1,000 so I mailed that right away so I could put it back into something else. However for the small stuff I usually wait until I have 7-10 rebates to mail in.

      If you are asking about the limits stated for the rebates that is per household when you mail them in. So if it limit 4 then you can get all 4 from 1 store or you can get 1 item from 4 different stores and mail them all together. Things that are no limit are truly no limit, you can buy 100 from one store and mail it in and a month later you can find 100 more somewhere else and send it in again.

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3. Kay February 11, 2018 at 9:41 AM

   Just curious, with the free after rebate, can we still use the 11% rebate or how does that work? Thanks!

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   1. PJ Post authorFebruary 11, 2018 at 9:30 PM

      If an 11% rebate over laps with a regular item rebate you will get both. So in some cases you can make money on the item. So if an item is $9.99 with a $9.99 rebate and its during an 11% sale you will get 2 rebates on that item. One for $9.99 and one for… $1.10 or whatever that math is.

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