Refund Please vs. Price Protectr

I found out about Refund Please and Price Protectr earlier this year. So far, Refund Please has been doing a much better job than Price Protectr. Three days after I placed an order for a Canon PowerShot SD900 Titanium 10MP Digital Elph from Amazon.com, Refund Please was the first to send me an e-mail when the price dropped by about $10. Then earlier this morning I received e-mails from both Refund Please and Price Protectr confirming that the price for the camera had dropped again. Furthermore, Refund Please sends you a message with very detailed instructions on how to claim your refund from. Either way, as a result of these services I was able to request a refund from Amazon.com, and as always their customer support has just been great in exceeding service levels provided by other stores.

One Comment to “Refund Please vs. Price Protectr”

  1. James 23 June 2007 at 11:02 am #

    I haven’t used RP, but I have used PP, and it worked for me. Of course, this is June and the original post was in Feb, so something may have changed. Anyway, I got detailed refund info from PP, and they covered Staples, where I shop a lot. I think RP only covers Amazon, which doesn’t help me as a small business owner.


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