Defy209
Is there a bug on this? I'm trying to purchase a new power supply and the 750 supernova g5 has an elite membership discount but it doesn't apply when I'm at the paying part. Did I do something wrong? I'm an elite member btw.

Unless you've met requirements, you won't be able to get that at that discount but you could use any members Associate Code to get a discount regardless.

How do you get an associate code? Trying to buy a PSU myself

Defy209
I've already said I'm a member. I cannot use associate codes because of it. The final price just doesn't apply at all and I'm wondering if it's a bug.

Please contact EVGA Customer Support     Contact Customer Service
 
 
Elite Member Price Should be $109.99  --> then Minus $20 Mail in rebate = $89.99
 
This is a promotion --> so I'm Not sure if you can "stack" the Associates Code discount on top of that ?

Bruinsh
Been trying but haven’t seen any

 
Most members have their Associates Code in their Signature
 
You cant see the signature if that Option is turned Off in your setup of the EVGA Forums OR - if your using Mobile
Edit options here:   https://forums.evga.com/editprofile.aspx
 
My Associate Code: QR2IBEVA7LMCRCU
 
If you Want someone else's Code - Just Ask

 
https://www.evga.com/associates/

Kanti

GTXJackBauer

Bruinsh
How do you get an associate code? Trying to buy a PSU myself

You can find Associate Codes from some of the member's signatures.

I'm about to sign up for Elite membership and its asking for an optional referral ID.  is this the same as an EVGA Affiliate code or something else?  if so what happens when you use your own code?  

It's when someone register's their gear using someone else's Affiliate Code.  Also, you can't use your own code.
 
Not sure what the Referral ID is all about to be honest but it doesn't hurt to try though.

Kanti

GTXJackBauer

Bruinsh
How do you get an associate code? Trying to buy a PSU myself

You can find Associate Codes from some of the member's signatures.

I'm about to sign up for Elite membership and its asking for an optional referral ID.  is this the same as an EVGA Affiliate code or something else?  if so what happens when you use your own code?  

 the person whose ELITE ID you use when you join ELITE ... they get a reward
 
https://www.evga.com/member/elite/
 

Refer Your Friends And Get Rewards!

Have a friend that is interested in becoming an EVGA ELITE Member? Have them sign up using your ELITE ID and you will get rewards!

• Refer 1 Friend = Free EVGA GRIP Game Code + Exclusive EVGA Car Skin!
• Refer 2 Friends = Free EVGA PowerLink

From FAQ
Q. As an Associate, can I use my own Associate Code or another Associate Code to receive a discount on a purchase?
A. No. Associates may not receive discounts through the use of an Associate Code.
 
Bummer, does that mean that Associate cannot get discount even when using other Associate's code? 
 

Thanks, kinds of makes Elite membership useless as there is no discount tied to it. Oh well. :(

Thanks for the discounts!

I don't quite saw the benefits before (don't think as a non-NA-person you get any debate discounts) but Peter said we want to be an Elite member...

Sheena670
Can an Elite member use someone's associate code to get a discount?

Elite members and Associate codes are two separate things.
You can use someone's Associate code to get a 3-10% discount on your purchases at EVGA.com regardless of whether you are an Elite member or not.
The only time you cannot get the Associate code discount is if you are an Associate member yourself (meaning you have your own code that people can use to get discounts).
With the Associate program you basically have to choose:
(1) You can join the program and others can use your code to get discounts on their purchases and you get a few EVGA Bucks whenever they do, BUT you cannot get discounts on your own purchases.
(2) You don't join the program, but you can use others' Associate codes to get discounts on your purchases at EVGA.com.
Note: if you want to join the Associate program, you do have to be an Elite member first... that's the one place they do 'overlap' as such.