Ask the credit card company to pull the transaction to show the purchase of the card where/when you bought it.  Usually the store, business keep a ledger of the items they buy and sell for tax purposes.

Cool GTX
Dang, I understand why your not happy about the events.  "Another 2080Ti quit"
 
It is clearly stated in the EVGA terms though -  https://www.evga.com/warranty/graphics-cards/
 
(excerpt)
"Products with modification to the serial number and/or factory identification labels whether removed, relocated, falsified, defaced, damaged, altered or made illegible."
 
 
I can only hope this saves someone else from the pain your feeling ....
 
 

Nein!  The store where he bought the 2080ti should have the information to assist the customer. I understand the terms though

Assuming you are in USA?
 
I would still argue and cite Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act.
 
Your product had a factory defect limiting the ability to use it.  You repaired the defect by removing the sticker.  It was not and could not have been the cause of the videocard failure.  And does not affect identification.
 
I agree that it is total BS.  I think EVGA removes stickers and re-applies different stickers/serials to returns=>refurbished products anyways. 

aka_STEVE_b
This doesn't seem right.   Either there is more to the story  or that is a pretty lame excuse to deny an RMA ....

It really doesn't seem right, that's all to the story. A stupid sticker is making me lose a $1000 video card

Contact your local attorney general.  If they refuse to make it right, stop buying their products and tell everyone your experience. Really seek legal advise. Microsoft trying pulling that crap with me. A phone call to the attorney general and some patience  solved the problem for me.
Worse case contact the FTC. Plus if you bought with a credit card or debit card you may have warranty through them. My bank gives me two year coverage on any item paid in full with card. People would be amazed what is in the fine print. Please keep in mind just because that is evga policy does not make it legal. You would be amazed at how many companies try to enforce policies that are against state or federal law. The Squeaky wheel is the one that gets oil

I hope that this gets resolved for nathen2832 but we all need to remember that EVGA does NOT manufacturer their own cards.
The PCBs are made in China, some in Taiwan & then all the parts are sent to USA & assembled in USA so a collaborate endeavour by all parties. We just all need to voice our concerns to the support section & DEMAND that EVGA ensures that no stickers are placed ANYWHERE but on the PCB side. No stickers are to be placed anywhere near the power connectors, PCIe connector, monitor output ports. Placing stickers on the PCIe is a deliberate attempt by EVGA to automatically void the warranty. Only idiots & poor QA management does this.