igralec84
Maybe it's just the front end that needs fixing and the prices do include VAT and it's just the word "exc" that needs changing to "inc". Yeah i know, naive :)

UltimateBMWfan
As far as I can see the whole reasoning behind excluding VAT is that by having an EU store rather than country specific, they need to somehow include varying VAT prices in the same product pages. So it can't be final that prices show as including VAT. It could be that for now, it shows VAT for a specific country, but I doubt it'll stay like this. I'm guessing prices still need to be fixed on the store pages.

Huntercyril

Dwight_Schrute

UltimateBMWfan
As far as I can see the whole reasoning behind excluding VAT is that by having an EU store rather than country specific, they need to somehow include varying VAT prices in the same product pages. So it can't be final that prices show as including VAT. It could be that for now, it shows VAT for a specific country, but I doubt it'll stay like this. I'm guessing prices still need to be fixed on the store pages.

Idk about other countries but here in France we have a dedicated store and the prices are still exc. VAT
 
edit : or maybe the "fr" in "fr.evga.com" just stand for the language

As far as I understand, it's just the language changing yeah, because it still seems there are many redirect to either EU store or just US. And after looking at shipping policies it states the warehouses are in the Netherlands where it's then sent to any EU country (including France). Germany also as an EVGA site so i'm guessing it's because there's a lot of french and german people compared to other countries that either speak natively english like Great Britain / Sweden or just don't have as many people buying therefore it would be time and money spent for not much investiment. At least that's the way I see it. 

Especially since you can just Google Translate pretty much anything except images and even now you can use screen captures to translate text on images. 

Huntercyril

NIR_Rimc
Also if TAX is payed in 1 EU country its apply to other EU (no double taxing) so why they cant add lowest TAX in EU and that is it. Or they dont ship from EU warehouses? Then it should be non tax price on store plus in invoice each country VAT and shipping cost. I think tomorrow im gona buy from USA (if i can) store and pay VAT tax  it will be more cheaper.

1) I'm not even sure you can order on the US Store and be delivered in the EU
2) EU prices are most likely just the wrong ones, not the real ones, and 840€ for the FTW3 Ultra would be with 21% VAT. It's just that there's so much for them to do (like be sure websites don't crash when items in store, reviewing orders, etc) that they aren't able to do all at once and since US got stocks before EU they were / are trying to fix it asap so they can then fix also EU store when stocks are about to come.

Edit : There's two ways to look at it, if prices are wrong. Either the price is indeed with 21% VAT and they then adjust to whatever % your country is, or they lower the price to the real one without VAT and just add whatever VAT % is in your country.

igralec84
Their priority right now is fixing US checkout and site, EU will come after that, hopefully. If any stock comes to the EU store next week, it will be double VAT priced because why not 
 
It's funny how only the RTX 30 cards have pricing, everything else is TBD now hahaha.

L1N3B3CK
just so you know, i applied for step up (2080s > 3080 ftw3 ultra)
 
i paid 718€ (french vat - 20%) on amazon for my 2080s,
the step up cost is 131,04€ (20% vat - including the shipping which is 15,99€ alone)
 
so... 3080 ftw ultra cost 833,05 with french 20% vat