What type of information would need to be included on a secondary sale receipt for a local cash transaction? 
 
Does there need to be an identifiable information from the original owner? Otherwise would the seller even need to provide one? Couldn't the buyer just write up their own receipt? 

Well, I've uploaded my Paypal receipt for the payment and the seller's name is on there for my 3060Ti, which he bought from EVGA directly, so I hope that's enough, even though the card itself is mentioned nowhere on the Paypal receipt.

So I gave a glance through of the forums here and overwhelmingly see comments about extended warranty not being a thing for second hand re-registrations, but I didn't find a solid answer to this question;
 
If I sell my current GPU and I had bought an extended warranty on it, does that extended warranty then transfer to the new second hand owner?  Do I get a pro-rated refund?  Can I transfer it to my new card?  Or is the few bucks spent on the extended warranty just sorta gone :P
 
Just wanted to be certain before I try and sell it and what I put in the details of the card for warranty (I think it technically still has some native warranty time left on it even if the extended is removed, but I'm not sure).

Hi all,
 
Please could someone tell me about product support in the UK?  I've read that EVGA has excellent support but seems there is only an EU site.. is there still decent / responsive support in the UK?
 
Thanks in advance!

Can someone explain the difference between the second hand warranty and the original warranty on a 3070ti ending in -KL (originally purchased Jan 2021). In the original warranty disclaimer it says that  unauthorized reseller purchases are not covered, but further down under second hand limited warranty, it says they are (with proof of purchase, etc). The only difference I see is that the second hand warranty starts on the date the GPU shipped from EVGA and the original starts from date of purchase. Basically sounds like the same thing, +/- a few days. Am I interpreting this wrong? Thanks in advance for any clarification one could provide.

Quick theoretical question if you guys don't mind, I'm in the UK looking to buy a 3060ti from Amazon, however the seller is listed as "Amazon EU". On investigation this pops up: 
 
Amazon Global Store

• have are sold from abroad and may differ from local products, including fit, age ratings, and language of product, labeling or instructions.
• Manufacturer warranty will not apply. Please review Amazon’s return policy, which usually offers free returns within 30 days of receipt.
• Depending on your delivery address, VAT may vary at Checkout.
•  about Amazon Global Store

 
Does this, as it says mean that if I bought this card, I wouldn't get a warranty from EVGA, therefore wouldn't be able to access the step up program?
 
Thanks very much for any answers :)

 .co.uk/gp/product/B098P411LX is the card in question

Well it is sold and shipped by Amazon, its just Amazon EU and not Amazon UK, and even though Amazon EU do sell items on Amazon UK, I don't know if it would still apply :(

Hi, im kinda confuse here.

• Secondhand Owners - Secondhand owners of a product shipped from EVGA on or after May 25th, 2018 must provide a proof of purchase of the sale from the previous owner to you, the current owner.
• Secondhand owners
  • Secondhand owners are required to provide a proof of purchase if the product was shipped from EVGA on or after May 25th, 2018.  If the product shipped from EVGA prior to May 25th, 2018, no proof of purchase is required.
  • Secondhand owners should not provide the original owner's proof of purchase from an authorized reseller, or the proof of purchase between previous owners of the card.

So as a secondhand owner what proof of purchase i need to provide? proof between me and the unauthorised reseller? or authorized reseller with unauthorised reseller?
 

How does transferrable warranty apply in this situation:

1. Original owner purchases card, unknown if the card was ever registered
2. Second owner purchases card from original owner, does not register the card, has no "bill of sale" documentation for this purchase
3. Third owner (me in this example) purchases card from second owner and has "bill of sale" documentation

Would the transferrable warranty apply for the third owner? 
 
Note: I did serial # lookup and it shows in warranty with ~23 months remaining

ty_ger07

HDClown
Note: I did serial # lookup and it shows in warranty with ~23 months remaining

I imagine that number is incorrect and is making some assumptions about ownership history.

You should contact EVGA to get your question answered in a timely manner.
https://www.evga.com/about/contactus/

 
If they used this link then serial number days warranty is accurate   https://www.evga.com/warranty/check.asp
 
 
"Enter a valid serial number to check the warranty status of the product"

(as stated - Because)   This tool checks the warranty status based on the ship date from EVGA*

MrGuru

Cool GTX

ty_ger07

HDClown
Note: I did serial # lookup and it shows in warranty with ~23 months remaining

I imagine that number is incorrect and is making some assumptions about ownership history.

You should contact EVGA to get your question answered in a timely manner.

 
If they used this link then serial number days warranty is accurate  
 
 
"Enter a valid serial number to check the warranty status of the product"

(as stated - Because)   This tool checks the warranty status based on the ship date from EVGA*

And even if a card is successfully RMA'd, the warranty doesn't start over, even if it's a new card?

No. The warranty continues from the original purchase date. If companies restarted warranties just because a warranty had taken place close to the end, it would allow folks to just warranty to get a new warranty above anything else, so almost all companies keep the warranty from the original purchase date, not the RMA replacement date.

Hi i have a question, it's not entirely clear to me.

I bought an RTX 3080 from Alza.cz with 2 year warranty in 2021. Im registered the product at EVGA, and bought extrended 3 year warranty for the product. Now its marked as "5 years limited warranty". If im selling the product to another person, he can register and he has this 5 years warranty time and he can RMA if anything happens? Or only i can use RMA at EVGA website? 
Thanks!

the_Scarlet_one

HUNRain
Hi i have a question, it's not entirely clear to me.

I bought an RTX 3080 from Alza.cz with 2 year warranty in 2021. Im registered the product at EVGA, and bought extrended 3 year warranty for the product. Now its marked as "5 years limited warranty". If im selling the product to another person, he can register and he has this 5 years warranty time and he can RMA if anything happens? Or only i can use RMA at EVGA website? 
Thanks!

If you sell the product, the warranty reverts to the original 3 years only. The extended warranty you purchased will not transfer.

 

https://eu.evga.com/warranty/graphics-cards/
 
(excerpt)
 

Transferable Limited Warranty (Second-Hand Purchasers)

Subject to the terms and conditions of this Limited Warranty, the Transferable Limited Warranty is available to second-hand purchasers with a valid proof of purchase of the transaction between the current owner and the previous owner.* A second-hand purchaser is defined as someone who purchases an EVGA product from an unauthorized reseller. The limited warranty on any Product which was originally shipped from EVGA or an Authorized Reseller as a demo or prize is not transferable to second-hand purchasers and is not covered by the Transferable Limited Warranty.
Products shipped from EVGA as warranty replacements will be subject to this Transferable Limited Warranty, provided that the original Product was shipped from EVGA on or after July 1, 2011 and has a qualifying Transferable Limited Warranty suffix. Warranty replacements retain the limited warranty characteristics of the original Product, which will be used to determine the original purchase date and/or ship date.
The length of the Transferable Limited Warranty is determined by Product according to the suffix associated with each Product's identification number as set forth below and will be measured beginning from the Product's original date of shipment from an EVGA online store, EVGA's official eBay store, or EVGA's official Amazon Marketplace store:

• 3 Year Transferable Limited Warranty Product Suffixes: -A1, -A2, -A3, -A4, -AR, -AX, -CR, -CX, -DX, -FR, -FX, -SG, -SX, -KR, -K1, -K2, -K3, -K4, -K5, -KB, -KA, -KF, -KH, -KL, -KM
• 2 Year Transferable Limited Warranty Product Suffixes: -LA, -LE, -LR, -L1, -LX, -T1, -T2, -TR, -TX

Products described by the following suffixes are not covered by the Transferable Limited Warranty: -B1, -BH, -BR, -BX, -DR, -RX, -R2, -RB, -RL

critofur
I keep reading people stating: "EVGA's warranty is not transferable", and even have seen that or similar statements in various places on EVGA's website - I'm confused why there is this conflicting language when I have been purchasing EVGA products for all these years [in part] specifically because the warranty IS transferable.

The extended warranties don't transfer, some formerly available perks don't transfer, the date that the warranty started from doesn't even transfer in some cases, and the warranty terms have changed over the years where some warranties used to not transfer and then effective after a certain date, new products started having warranties which started to be able to transfer. That may be why you have read what you read. It gets confusing and it depends on the situation and context of the discussion.
You just need to read the warranty terms posted on this website. Choose the warranty terms applicable for the date range the product was manufactured in, in the area of the globe you are purchasing, and then see what it says about the product suffix you intend to buy, related to the type of retailer/person selling it to you.
To summarize, the original warranty terms do not transfer. When the original buyer sells it, the original warranty terms end. Then new warranty terms may transfer to the new second-hand buyer. Those new warranty terms are similar but can be significantly different. If they transfer, they are technically new and different warranty terms.