I'm about to buy a 1080ti FTW3 from someone off of Craigslist in a day or two. The product has a 3 year warranty applied, but the owner has not confirmed at what date the product was shipped. Whether or not it was shipped before or after May 25th, I still want to collect a proof of purchase. As I am buying the product from Craigslist and am meeting the seller in person with cash, I was wondering if anyone had a clarification on what would qualify as proof of purchase (I already emailed customer support, but I'm unsure if they will answer me in time). To have the warranty applied to me as a second-hand owner, would I upload my new proof of purchase along with the serial and product number for my registration?
 
I'm not the most experienced with buying used parts, and haven't used EVGA before. I feel dumb for having to ask, but it's better to be safe than sorry.
 
Thanks.

Inspect the card very carefully for: (use a flashlight if lighting is poor where your going to meet)
 
* make sure the EVGA serial number sticker is intact
Reasons to possibly just walk away from the deal - issues Not covered by Warranty
1) Any physical damage
2) strong smells, like Cigarette smoke
3) discoloration, possible water damage ...
 
Without a sellers reputation like Heatware or even Ebay to at least evaluate the seller -- it is buyer beware ....
 
I'd still like to see an expensive GPU run before purchase ....
 
Read & understand the Warranty Terms   https://www.evga.com/warranty/
 
North America & Graphic Card:    https://www.evga.com/warranty/graphics-cards/
 
(excerpt)
 
 Products described by the following suffixes are not covered by the Transferable Limited Warranty: -B1, -BR, -BX, -DR, -RX, -RB
 

Understood
 
Any PC shops where you could meet & test ?

Hopefully everything goes well! :)
 
-Jacob B.