Well I know I'll trust a blurred out commenter and a post from "Video Cardz dot com"..
 

transdogmifier
Well I know I'll trust a blurred out commenter and a post from "Video Cardz dot com"..
 

Exactly why I posted here, curious if true.

bcavnaugh

vegajf51
Exactly why I posted here, curious if true.

This is the last place to ask that Question

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Lol, you're probably right :-)

Well the bag is already out because of this Thread.
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As reported and then dismissed.
But why tie this into the EVGA Associate Program?
How dose this make since to Fire Employees and Create this Program?

Edited your post as it was suppose to say money, not move lol.

Good, I needed my house painted for cheap labor, so I guess the home depot near EVGA HQ will have a couple extra people now, hahaha jk

I could totally see this happening and agree it's cheaper to create a Program like the Associate Code.  Too bad some people's codes are being changed on checkout.
 
I think the laptop, keyboard/mouse, and maybe a few other things were a bad idea.  I don't think the Case designs are that special or in my taste.  They should have worked with a Case mfger and seen a license deal with them to have some type of EVGA design or what have you on said cases like Corsair and the likes.
 
The Keyboard selling for $120-150? was it? non-RGB was a complete failure while your competitors were beating you to the punch from the start with premium boards w/ RGBs, MX Keys for the same price if not less.

Laptops, you won't sell many of these.  Maybe a nice PR attempt but for 3K+ a pop, your average EVGA customer (I think) won't spend that much plus you don't have a steady frequency of selling laptops which questions the RMA/Warranty of it and how well you're protected if say a replacement is needed a few years down the road within warranty, etc.

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GTXJackBauer
I could totally see this happening and agree it's cheaper to create a Program like the Associate Code.  Too bad some people's codes are being changed on checkout.
 
I think the laptop, keyboard/mouse, and maybe a few other things were a bad idea.  I don't think the Case designs are that special or in my taste.  They should have worked with a Case mfger and seen a license deal with them to have some type of EVGA design or what have you on said cases like Corsair and the likes.
 
The Keyboard selling for $120-150? was it? non-RGB was a complete failure while your competitors were beating you to the punch from the start with premium boards w/ RGBs, MX Keys for the same price if not less.

Laptops, you won't sell many of these.  Maybe a nice PR attempt but for 3K+ a pop, your average EVGA customer (I think) won't spend that much plus you don't have a steady frequency of selling laptops which questions the RMA/Warranty of it and how well you're protected if say a replacement is needed a few years down the road within warranty, etc.

+1..... I said this awhile ago they were doing too many products and losing there vision. The one thing that rocketed evga to the top was awesome customer service, step up and limited lifetime warranty. Those three things made a lot of us in the early days big fans and the forum community started to flourish brick by brick. When the x58/SR boards came out they were at the top and that was the slow roll down, although I cant blame it all on evga because nvidia with there crazy pricing and intel extending tick/tocks and giving us embarrassing cpu release gains for years now doesn't help. With that said, I def don't want to see any of my evga brothers and sisters lose there jobs and see them and there families suffer because im pretty sure that the ship can be righted at this point, although if they screw it up it will be the end of evga. I sincerely hope that does not happen cause watching DFI go down was bad enough!  

The way for the ship to be righted is like others said: to focus on what they're best at and trim the fat.

Sad, but necessary...I guess.  Best wishes to those most effected.

Very sad -- never a good thing to see people lose their jobs. Hopefully, this is just a minor downward "blip" in the company's fortunes. EVGA's engineering prowess (graphics cards and motherboards, for sure) is topnotch.

Sad to see this.  I want to thank those that have assisted me through out the years that I've crossed paths with that were affected by this.
 
I also hope EVGA finds it's footing for many years to come.

Yeah with any luck this is a hiccup, but kind of figured this may happen with Trumps Tariffs and the like

It is unfortunate but all we can do is work harder to make sure our goals are met and making our customers happy.