That's just means that they're outsourcing the refund process to a rebate management company, not that it's actually a rebate offer. It's still a refund for people who weren't satisfied with the product.

Hi Sandy and Carroll: I agree with you on the fact that it looks like a refund form, but what's interesting is that at the bottom of the form is the word "rebate," as its used. For me, I actually enjoy most of the Smart Balance products and wouldn't use it, but for a lot of other folks who might want to try something different around the holidays that's a healthier option, well, I figured I'd share it with them. But believe me, I do understand your concerns there, and I had that same reservation in posting it here, but its still legit as an offer.

I agree with Sandy! This is dishonest and not in the spirit of fair play. This company isn't offering a freebie but a money back guarantee that you will like it's products, which is honorable. Don't slap a company in the face for trying to do right by its customers.

That looks like a return form to me, not a rebate. It asks why you didn't like the product. I think it's dishonest to claim you didn't like something just to get a couple dollars back. Too many businesses are hanging on by a thread as it is.

yes, thank you Froggie for putting this up first!! I told gram and Dave about it!