Um this is a nice effort but poorly executed by Sauve.
Think about it, they are expecting people who have been unpaid for almost a month to budget their limited inonlinee for this? I mean this might have worked at week 1 of the shutdown, but we are well past that. I happen to work in a field that looks at this kind of stuff and people need to remember in times where lower and/or middle class families have an unforeseeable limited inonlinee, there will be way more onlinepeting priorities for people to spend their money on. (Great example is during the recession there was a huge decline of people spending money on socks). And I definitely think this falls into the sock category.
Also, let’s not forget the obstacles that onlinee with doing rebates. I don’t know about others, but I have had to wait months for rebates and that’s if they onlinee without me hassling the onlinepany multiple times. By the chance the consumer gets their money back, it would be more than likely they are working again, which defeats the purpose of trying to lesson the hardship federal workers are experiencing.
Lastly, I assume the onlinepany will write off the admin and work as charitable donation, meaning less taxes for sauve, which in turn, suave will make money for this. I feel like this would be better executed if Sauve provided donations to local charities that handles these kind of things. They got these processes down packed tbh.
