Great customer service, terrible ecological and economical decisions

I'm in a little bit of a predicament - two days ago I placed a Bose QC Refurbished order for $200 with my VISA. There was a 3% cash back option which I thought, neat!

Come today, I look at my Amex offers and I see have an active Amex offer for Bose of $30 back on a $200 or above purchase. So, naturally I call Bose to see if they can change the method of payment.

Bose: "Sorry, can't do since we already charged your card. But we can reorder with your new card and you can return your initial purchase."

Me: "Unfortunately the price has gone up to $300 since..."

Bose: "No worries! I can price match that for you. Additionally, you can start using the headphones you receive today - and return the 2nd pair under your initial order that was placed with your VISA."

Me: "Oh wow! Is the return not tied to a certain serial number?"

Bose: "No. Aslong as you return in the original packaging and the original product, it does not matter if the return is your 1st or 2nd order... we can process it as your VISA order regardless."

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Now, that's some amazing customer service and likely costs Bose extra money in shipping, packaging, labor etc, but I can't get over the fact that my product was shipped yesterday from Phoenix, arrived in Chicago today and will be delivered today. That's guaranteed an overnight airplane and some other vehicles unnecessary polluting. Is there truly no other way?

It's a shame because their customer services is top tier, but is a $24 net-gain (for me) worth all the pollution?