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Has anyone tried Citicard's Price Rewind? Downsides?

Posted by Meg (aka Mojave) Nov 9 '15, 16:45

I want to buy that microwave but wonder if it might be cheaper on Black Friday. Although it looks like it would have to be at least $25 cheaper to qualify for the refund. Probably as well just to wait.

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- Thank you - I'd almost forgotten my original question ;) -- nm - Meg Nov 9, 17:27
Ooh, which microwave? -- nm - David Nov 9, 16:45 15
- This one - absolutely no reason except that it's red :) -- (link) - Meg Nov 9, 17:00 14
  - 700 watts going to be enough? -- nm - Bacon Nov 9, 17:06 10
    - mine is an oldster built-in - 650. it's usable, but I often wish it was more oomphy. have to adjust most instructions, etc. -- nm - b. Nov 9, 17:10 1
      - Yep, the instructions. You have to guess how much longer. Smart Ones are geared to an 1100 watt and we had a 1000 watt before now - Bacon Nov 9, 17:13
    - I know things will take longer but I really don't have any counter-space and don't want to spend a lot. -- nm - Meg Nov 9, 17:09 6
      - 75 at walmart (20 less than amazon at the moment) - looks like good reviews. nm but: -- (link) - b. Nov 9, 17:12 2
        
        I've seen that one. I think it was the dimensions (or maybe the weight) that ruled it out. -- nm - Meg Nov 9, 17:22
        
        ^ actually, nevermind that one - its reviews are mixed, and the color, per reviewers, is more cranberry then true red. -- nm - b. Nov 9, 17:18
      - We got an 1100 watt at Target for 79 bucks -- nm - Bacon Nov 9, 17:09 2
        
        It's 89 now but here it is -- (link) - Bacon Nov 9, 17:11
        
        but it's stainless steel look not red -- nm - Bacon Nov 9, 17:10
    - that's really barely minimal -- nm - zeitgeist Nov 9, 17:07
  - We too bought a red microwave! - David Nov 9, 17:02 2
    - The one that died is built in but I'm not ready to re-do my kitchen just yet so have to go counter-top. -- nm - Meg Nov 9, 17:05 1
      - a. built in should be not that hard to remove and replace, but a lot more expensive...but if the thing is red, how will you know its catching on fire? -- nm - zeitgeist Nov 9, 17:06

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