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Texas To Take Another Shot At Appliance Rebate Program
Texans who were frustrated by not being able to get through by phone or online for the state’s appliance rebate program in April will get another chance.
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AUSTIN (September 2, 2010)—Texas is going to take another shot at its energy-efficient appliance rebate program.
State officials announced a winter 2010 rebate offering using unclaimed rebate funds.
The initial offer involved more than $20 million in federal stimulus funds.
Texas Comptroller's spokesman Allen Spelce said about $10 million was left over from the original program after all rebates were paid.
A listing Thursday on a website affiliated with the state comptroller's office, which administers the program, says additional details will be announced later.
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Posted by: Real
Location: Close by
on Sep 3, 2010 at 03:01 PM
I bought a new refrigerator, and said to heck with any rebate. The rebate money for everybody else just cost 'me' a lot more money! This is pure nonsense!!
Posted by: W 82
Location: w tx
on Sep 2, 2010 at 01:01 PM
They should just delete it from the stimulus bill and not tax us to pay it back!!!
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