What about the option to trade in GPU for newer model?

I'd love to see a trade-up program...trade in your 1080 to get credit towards your 1180...
 
pipedreaming i bet but. 

Let's stay a little basic:
+Exclusive Giveaways!
+Easy way to directly communicate with EVGA
+"Idea contests" for new "features" on products and if your Idea gets picked you'll get one of the products for free
+Higher availability for products that are new, hot and wanted! (queue system?)
+Premium Support 
 
Some other stuff mediocore ideas:
+Able to visit EVGA HQ
+Exclusive Meetups/Partys at Event 
+Interaction in the Podcast?
 
 
Ok outta ideas now, what do you think?
 

Hecklbrg
I'd love to see a trade-up program...trade in your 1080 to get credit towards your 1180...
 
pipedreaming i bet but. 

I think it could be great for them and us. We all love newer GPUs so we can get latest and greatest and they could also start selling trade in ones refurbished on site for them to get more business for customers who don't or can't spend for latest and greatest GPUs. Everybody wins then. :) but I must agree with you probably a pipe dream..

If the membership fee is on a monthly basis... lifetime warranty on video cards as long as you're a member? 

Well EVGA shippingbrates to Canada are CRAZY!  I would of purchased 3 or 4 items from evga if it was free shipping.

Sajin
If the membership fee is on a monthly basis... lifetime warranty on video cards as long as you're a member? 

+1 to this. But dont forget about motherboards and PSUs as well.
 
No monthly membership. Its better if its a one time fee with every product you have registered/own. Of course the one time fee should not be ridiculously overpriced.  We are in fact paying alot of money already for said products such as GPUs, PSUs, and motherboards. EVGA can do something such as any product from 2010 till now should be a base for what qualifies for the lifetime warranty. If I recall the 580 GPUs had lifetime warranty on them already and they were released in 2010 or 2011?
 
Now if you get a new card, motherboard and PSU in the future just pay a extra $5 towards each new product to get the lifetime warranty while having the premium membership. That means if you get 3 GPUs you pay a total of $15. Then another things comes to mind is what if I sell said GPU, PSU or motherboard in the market place, will that lifetime warranty be transferable to another premium member who has a membership? Or would they too pay the extra $5 on said product to get the lifetime warranty? That's my two cents.

I really like the "life time warranty", that is definitely a nice perk.

Thread clean up.  Please stay on topic with suggestions for an EVGA Membership Program.

HAZMAN_THE_GREAT

Sajin
If the membership fee is on a monthly basis... lifetime warranty on video cards as long as you're a member? 

+1 to this. But dont forget about motherboards and PSUs as well.
 
No monthly membership. Its better if its a one time fee with every product you have registered/own. Of course the one time fee should not be ridiculously overpriced.  We are in fact paying alot of money already for said products such as GPUs, PSUs, and motherboards. EVGA can do something such as any product from 2010 till now should be a base for what qualifies for the lifetime warranty. If I recall the 580 GPUs had lifetime warranty on them already and they were released in 2010 or 2011?
 
Now if you get a new card, motherboard and PSU in the future just pay a extra $5 towards each new product to get the lifetime warranty while having the premium membership. That means if you get 3 GPUs you pay a total of $15. Then another things comes to mind is what if I sell said GPU, PSU or motherboard in the market place, will that lifetime warranty be transferable to another premium member who has a membership? Or would they too pay the extra $5 on said product to get the lifetime warranty? That's my two cents.

 
Some people think we should pay 10x more for a membership than what we get out of it. How dare we expect to receive any kind of value for our hard earned money.