There is a seller on eBay selling a EVGA Graphics Card in new condition, seller claims I can register for 3 years. They have a legit small business saw a website however they are not well known unlike Amazon, Scan, etc. The seller has about 1000 feedbacks 100% positive feedback. Item is listed as new condition, would it still be possible to register for the warranty on that card?
 
For place of purchase do I write "eBay" or the small company name and date of purchase say today. Would the warranty then be valid for 3 years from today, or will they go of by manufacture date or will they just decline my warranty registration?

You won't get the full 3 year warranty as your purchase will be considered a secondhand purchase since you're buying the card from a non authorized reseller. You'll want to select ebay as the place of purchase when registering your card, you'll also want to upload your ebay invoice when registering the card.

Gannzilla
So, I am a little bit late to this thread/topic, but 
Does this mean that I am able to register a qualifying card even if I am not the original owner?
In other words, the original owner does NOT need to register the card for warranty themselves? 
Thanks a lot!

You may register the card, but only the original purchaser can qualify for extended warranty, Step-up and Cross-Ship RMAs. 

Gannzilla
But i can register the card for the Transferable Warranty?
What if the Seller is selling the card in used condition, and is not an Authorized EVGA vendor?
Thanks again

 
This sticky post below might help answer your question.
https://forums.evga.com/Original-and-Secondhand-Warranty-FAQ-m2848860.aspx
 
You can always email evga support for more help or any questions you might have about evga products.  support@evga.com