Menards
Reviews and Complaints

Where can you rent a vehicle that they aren't going to charge you for the full time you have it? Do you think you can go to u-haul to rent a truck and ask them not to charge for time or milage until you call them and let them know the materials you are hauling are loaded? Bet you won't find a lower rental rate for hauling a quick load either.

The 11% rebate is just a promotion they run too much of the year. You may be used to Menards having great prices over the years but take a close look at what has happened over the past couple of years.

Prices have gone up at Menards, they no longer match the prices of their competitors, the most popular name brand products are becoming more scarce at Menards. You will often find comparable or lower prices elsewhere and Home Depot even matches Menards rebates on most in stock items.

Don't let an 11% rebate be the reason you shop at Menards. Compare prices and quality and buy at the store that offers the best value.

I really don't understand why, if you are going to the store to pick up your products that people just don't go in, buy them and head for the register. Seems to be much quicker than searching for item on-line, paying a processing fee and going through the pick up routine.

If you haven't received their rebates in the past it is very possible you got it and tossed it in the trash thinking it was junk mail. The credit comes as a tightly folded post card with advertising on the back and if you don't look closely you won't realize it is folded.

Go to the tracking site and you will find information on how to e-mail them. Request that they re-send your rebate if it hasn't been used.

If it has been used ask them to investigate who used it. If you do a search on the internet you will find that a number of these rebates have been used by postal employees.

They do this as they would much rather have you come shop in their stores than placing orders on line. When you shop online you don't get sucked into making impulse purchases like you do in the stores.

Why do you think they have so much candy, snacks and low priced high margin items surrounding their cash registers. Order processing fees and high shipping charges help make up for the profits they loose on your impulse purchases in their stores.

You should be careful anytime you place an order anywhere. We no longer live in a day and age where purchase orders had to be written by hand and mailed to a vendor.

When I worked at Menards they were at a point that the instant you paid for your order it was electronically transmitted to the vendor. Depending on the vendor and what was ordered it may be difficult to cancel an order. As an example if you ordered a window the vendor may then place orders for the glass to be cut, frame materials, weatherstripping etc.. All this may be done within minutes of your placing an order.

Trying to cancel all the orders may be difficult if not impossible. Take time to be sure you actually want a product before placing an order.

What company are you complaining about? How are you going to their store when they don't have any stores in Florida?