That negative review is a lie. Evga will RMA cards from anywhere as long as they are EVGA cards. Latin America does have restrictions that the card MUST be purchased from an authorized retailer.

Please post a link to that Review. I am sure evga would love to address their concerns.

Huh it won't let me post the link..oh well thanks for answering my question the_Scarlett_one.

the_Scarlet_one
You are too new to the forums, so links are automatically removed to prevent spam. Post everything after Amazon.com/ but leave off Amazon dot, or it will remove it.

Oh good to know thanks.

gp/customer-reviews/R1E5ZX4YLP8VRK/ref=cm_cr_getr_d_rvw_ttl?ie=UTF8&ASIN=B01GAI6478

On another note, oh ancient one, can you please tell me if there is a way to KEEP myself "unsubscribed" from  threads. I keep having to select unsubscribe after every time I comment somewhere then I am automatically subscribed again, and so on.. I really don't need an email for every reply on the thread. Lol

Reread, I posted while you were posting :-)

Absolutely :-)

Hello, 
 
 
EVGA warranty terms and conditions does not prevent anyone from warrantying their products. However, if purchased from an unauthorized retailer/user the date of purchase would continue off as the date it was shipped out of EVGA. EVGA does not sell directly through Amazon. Amazon is an authorized retailer, they buy the products from EVGA and sell at on their store as EVGA products. On the invoice, it should say sold by Amazon LLC. If purchasing from another retailer who is selling from Amazon that would be considered a third party seller/secondhand purchase as they were not authorized by EVGA, the date of purchase would be changed to the shipped date. 
 
 
 
-Thomas N.