I just got my cyberrebate checks yesterday. I purchased 7 items for about $550 that I could have purchased at a store for about $200. So when you talk about product quality, you have to define what you mean. The products are not necessarily high or low quality, they just aren't the same quality you would get for the same price at a store. BUT, if you're willing to float cyberrebate.com your money interest-free for 3-4 months, you can get many products for practically free. The float is how they make money.

Of course, the downside is that you're trusting that they won't go out of business in between the time you pay them and the time you get your rebate check(s). It would be interesting to see just how well/poorly the company is doing.

And of course let's not forget that you can pay for these items with a mileage credit card, thus getting miles, MyPoints, and free (or reduced-price) products and the only thing you do is "loan" them your money for a few months. Not a bad deal...

I will probably use them again.