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BIG Appliance Rebates ExpiringHurry In to Universal Appliance and Kitchen CenterGet up to $2300 back on select Electrolux ICON® applianceswhen you purchase a qualifying 6-piece kitchen suite*Via Mail-In Rebate for a Prepaid MasterCard® Card.Offer valid May 4th through Sept. 6th, 2014*Download Rebate Form Here:Electrolux Icon RebateGE RebateClick below to read the blog we recently posted about GE's $2000 savings opportunity:HUGE GE REBATELG APPLIANCES LABOR DAY SAVINGS EVENTDiscover great savings on LG French Door Refrigerators, EasyClean ® ovens, large capacity washers and more. Valid now through September 7th. Other rebates and manufacturers offers also expiring soon. Call or visit Universal Appliance and Kitchen Center today for details.Two locations to serve you - Calabasas and Studio City:We Deliver and InstallAll Major Appliances877-696-2982Studio City12050 Ventura Blvd.818-755-1111Calabasas26767 Aguora Rd.818-880-0011Showroom Hours:Mon-Sat. 9 AM to 6 PMSun 11 AM to 6 PMUniversal Appliance and Kitchen Centerfacebook twitter 

Rebates Now Available at Universal Appliance and Kitchen Center There was a time...back in the 80's when there was no such thing as an appliance rebate. Apparently, manufacturer rebates first began to appear in retail stores such as grocers as a variation on coupons. Instead of redeeming coupons at the grocer, consumers had to mail them in with proof of purchase. Eventually, rebates spread to other businesses and today they are a major part of appliance retailing. GE was an early adopter of rebate promotions to encourage buyers to purchase GE appliances. click on the photo below for details: Manufacturers use rebates as part of their overall marketing program to encourage consumers to buy their brand, but just as importantly to buy a specific appliance model or even a complete kitchen appliance package. For a long time, rebates were limited to the popular mass brands such as Frigidaire, GE, and Whirlpool. Luxury brands Sub Zero Wolf, Viking, and others eschewed rebates in the beginning, but eventually succumbed to using rebates as a promotional tactic. click on the photo below for details: It's good to know, however, that rebates DO come and go. All rebate programs are going to have beginning dates and expiration dates. Rebates might last for a year, but they also might be good only for a few days. It's always going to be a good idea to check with the experts at Universal Appliance and Kitchen Center to find out what rebates are available when you are