SeaLife Offers A Rebate To Those Upgrading Cameras
By Matt J. Weiss, January 21, 2010 @ 07:00 AM (EST)
SeaLife is offering a financial incentive to upgrade your SeaLife camera , a $50 rebate. I guess, as SeaLife's Director of Sales and Marketing Joe Ifi, put it, this is the underwater photography equivalent to the Cash For Clunkers that incentivized americans to go buy a new car.
In order to take advantage of the rebate you need to purchase a SeaLife DC800, DC1000 or newer model by June 30, 2010 from an authorized SeaLife dealer and send back your old SeaLife digital camera and housing. It does not matter what condition the camera is in (it can even be not working). In 6-8 weeks you will a $50 rebate check from SeaLife.
You can also get $35 dollars back if you are upgrading your strobe to a Digital Pro Flash SL961. Full details on both the camera and flash rebates can be found here. You can read the original story on DiveNewsWire here.
You can also get $35 dollars back if you are upgrading your strobe to a Digital Pro Flash SL961. Full details on both the camera and flash rebates can be found here. You can read the original story on DiveNewsWire here.
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