FS: $3000 in GM Card Earnings Rebate off your new C7; purchase for $2000
04-06-2014, 08:48 PM
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Drifting
Let's not get too carried away claiming you're giving money away. You are taking advantage of your situation and it's mutually beneficial: I would think more towards card holders than recipient, as you can only use so many points. $2000 in cash for 3000 in rewards is a great deal for the card holders, who most likely use their card for business related expenses and it's pure profit for them.
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04-16-2014, 09:18 AM
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I did this with someone else on here and it works! Saved me $1000 on my C7 in January. For anyone buying that can afford $2000 cash out of pocket, don't be hesitant to save $1000 off your purchase.
All the OP does is add your name to his card. GM dealership looks up the card, sees you on there, and pulls $3000 off the card. May even save a couple hundred more since they do it off sticker, and before tax.
All the OP does is add your name to his card. GM dealership looks up the card, sees you on there, and pulls $3000 off the card. May even save a couple hundred more since they do it off sticker, and before tax.
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04-16-2014, 11:18 AM
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I did this with someone else on here and it works! For anyone buying that can afford $2000 cash out of pocket, don't be hesitant to save $1000 off your purchase.
All the OP does is add your name to his card. GM dealership looks up the card, sees you on there, and pulls $3000 off the card. May even save a couple hundred more since they do it off sticker, and before tax.
All the OP does is add your name to his card. GM dealership looks up the card, sees you on there, and pulls $3000 off the card. May even save a couple hundred more since they do it off sticker, and before tax.
That is 100% correct and exactly how it works. It's a free $1000 rebate for the car buyer.
04-19-2014, 06:35 PM
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I did this with someone else on here and it works! For anyone buying that can afford $2000 cash out of pocket, don't be hesitant to save $1000 off your purchase.
All the OP does is add your name to his card. GM dealership looks up the card, sees you on there, and pulls $3000 off the card. May even save a couple hundred more since they do it off sticker, and before tax.
All the OP does is add your name to his card. GM dealership looks up the card, sees you on there, and pulls $3000 off the card. May even save a couple hundred more since they do it off sticker, and before tax.
04-23-2014, 05:58 AM
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I have $9,486.92 in earnings available for anyone who is looking to save on their new 2014 Corvette. GM has a maximum Redemption Allowance of $3,000 on the 2014 Corvettes.
Negotiate your best price with the dealership, and then use my earnings for a further $3000 reduction. Can be used for your ordered car or if buying from dealer inventory.
Asking $2000 for $3000 in savings; net saving for you will be at least $1000 (or MORE depending on your state/sales tax~rebate rules). I have enough earnings to help 3 Corvette buyers. First come, first serve.
Simple and easy to do.
Please send me a private message or reply to this thread if interested.
Two new C7 deals completed so far !
Negotiate your best price with the dealership, and then use my earnings for a further $3000 reduction. Can be used for your ordered car or if buying from dealer inventory.
Asking $2000 for $3000 in savings; net saving for you will be at least $1000 (or MORE depending on your state/sales tax~rebate rules). I have enough earnings to help 3 Corvette buyers. First come, first serve.
Simple and easy to do.
Please send me a private message or reply to this thread if interested.
Two new C7 deals completed so far !
04-23-2014, 07:18 AM
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05-13-2014, 04:57 PM
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At least try and be an informed troll if you are going to try and take a pot shot at someone who is helping other forum members out
No they cannot be used with GMS employee or supplier pricing
05-14-2014, 10:26 AM
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The $1k is in addition to whatever someone can negotiate. It is clear you have no clue how GM points actually work, and since they don't affect the dealer's margin they aren't going to affect the price level he is willing to sell the car at BEFORE taking the extra $1k in points off the sales price.
At least try and be an informed troll if you are going to try and take a pot shot at someone who is helping other forum members out
No they cannot be used with GMS employee or supplier pricing
At least try and be an informed troll if you are going to try and take a pot shot at someone who is helping other forum members out
No they cannot be used with GMS employee or supplier pricing
05-14-2014, 08:44 PM
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I'd say a guaranteed instantaneous 50% return on your money is a pretty damn good deal. And that is what is being offered here. Can't understand why there are any disparaging comments. Move along haters....
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05-14-2014, 09:47 PM
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05-15-2014, 08:01 AM
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Well I was able to save 10 forum members $1000 each on their new C7 purchases and they were all very appreciative of it. Perhaps folks such as yourself are just "a little unappreciative" and would therefore rather troll others who are working together with fellow forum members for a mutual benefit. Why don't you and your buddies get back to monitoring the parts for sale sections of the forum helping us out letting everyone know who is asking too much for their parts?
05-15-2014, 09:39 AM
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Well I was able to save 10 forum members $1000 each on their new C7 purchases and they were all very appreciative of it. Perhaps folks such as yourself are just "a little unappreciative" and would therefore rather troll others who are working together with fellow forum members for a mutual benefit. Why don't you and your buddies get back to monitoring the parts for sale sections of the forum helping us out letting everyone know who is asking too much for their parts?
