$25 Pre-Paid Mastercard & $150 off Aligners after Consultation @ SmileDirectClub

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MiCCAS on 17/09/2019 - 10:47 smiledirectclub.com.au (122 clicks)
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3DSMILE25

Book an appointment by Thursday, 19 September, and complete your free 3D scan any time through Friday, 27 September. After your scan, you’ll receive a $25 pre-paid Mastercard credit card and get $150 off your clear aligners.

Terms

Aligner offer: Cannot be combined with other discounts on your clear aligners. Offer is non-transferable.

Kit rebate: After your completed impression kit is returned using the self-addressed label provided, you will receive an email to collect a rebate for the $25 paid for your kit in the form of a digital $AUD Mastercard prepaid card. An email with instructions to claim your prepaid card will be sent to the email address associated with your impression kit order within 10 business days of receipt of your impression kit. You will have 4 months from receipt of the redemption email to claim your rebate. See full terms here, https://cloud.email.smiledirectclub.com/AUKitRebateTerms

Mastercard prepaid offer : After you have completed your SmileShop appointment and 3D scan at a SmileDirectClub location, you will receive an email to collect your digital $25 AUD pre-paid Mastercard credit card (“Prepaid Card”). An email with instructions to claim your prepaid card will be sent to the email address associated with the SmileShop appointment within 5 business days of the completion of your appointment. You will have 4 months from receipt of the redemption email to claim the Prepaid Card. Restrictions apply. Full terms and conditions are available on the digital rewards claim site. Click on “Terms” prior to selection. This offer is only open to legal residents of Australia. To obtain your pre-paid Mastercard credit card, you must book your SmileShop appointment online with SmileDirectClub from 17 September, 2019, through 19 September, 2019, and enter the promo code 3DSMILE25 where directed. SmileDirectClub reserves the right to modify, terminate, or suspend this offer, and has no obligation to acknowledge requests or provide a Prepaid Card to anyone who has not strictly complied with these offer terms.

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  TheDukeOfNukem on 17/09/2019 - 11:02

  +1

  you will receive an email to collect a rebate for the $25 paid for your kit in the form of a digital $AUD Mastercard prepaid card.

  So it's not a free $25 card then, it's a rebate on a service I was only gonna do for the "free" card. Never mind. Hope it's of use to someone though.

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  maulmonk on 17/09/2019 - 11:02

  +5

  Just FYI.. smile direct club has got the huge complaints for messing with peoples teeth over in america and there is in a process of a class action lawsuit. Basically they have tried to make you sign away all your rights to litigation when you buy the product. That is what happens when you have unsupervised care - just youtube some of the disasters and you will see the evidence

  https://www.choice.com.au/health-and-body/dentists-and-denta…

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  panacheski on 17/09/2019 - 11:19

  +2

  Beware they say they have 250+ orthodontists in their team but non registered/practising in Australia so essentially have no liability. They will make sure you sign all your rights away and once your treatment fails you will end up with a very expensive bill to fix it.

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    haz on 17/09/2019 - 11:41

    +5

    Sounds like we probably won't be smiling after taking up this deal!

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  porcho77 on 17/09/2019 - 13:07

  +1

  hmmm. I was going to look into these guys or look into invisiline but looks like these guys are off the table.
  Thanks @Maulmonk and @panacheski for the heads up. some quick googling produced some eye opening reviews.

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    maulmonk on 17/09/2019 - 14:23

    +2

    Go see a registered orthodontist - many orthodontists offer free consultations and very often if your case is simple you'll be eligible for a cheaper package of invisalign called moderate or lite.

    don't go cheap on your health!

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      porcho77 on 18/09/2019 - 10:40

      Thanks for the tip mate.

      "don't go cheap on your health!"

      YEah, trying to balance not going too cheap and not having to sell the house to fix my teeth.

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  Hogg on 17/09/2019 - 13:33

  +2

  From what I understand they use a loophole where they employ overseas dentists who aren't registered in Australia.

  Apparently if you're not registered in Australia then Australian regulatory bodies have no jurisdiction over you.

  I actually applaud their ingenuity.