Filed under: News | Home Entertainment
Mar 19 2008, 8:08am CDT | by Shane McGlaun
Best Buy announced today that it will be giving out over $10 million in $50 gift cards to customers who purchased HD DVD hardware in its stores. The offer covers stand alone HD DVD players as well as HD DVD attachments, presumably for the Xbox 360.
The really cool part is that buyers have to do nothing. Best Buy will simply mail the cards out to every customer it can identify as having purchased a HD DVD player in its stores. Buyers who purchased via Bestbuy.com, bought an extended service plan or are part of Rewards Zone should find the gift cards in the mail by May 1st. Sure $50 doesn’t quite offset the hundreds of dollars most HD DVD players cost, but it’s better than nothing.
via Best Buy.
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