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Sajin

the_Scarlet_one
Sajin, can you please combine the plethora of repeat posts into one thread?

I've merged both his warranty complaint threads. 

lordraptor1 from Today
thats right im calling EVGA out. 
 
did you think i wouldnt notice a change in the "my products" page?
 
first off a little background for everyone including the people at EVGA:
 
rmaed 3 lifetime warranty cards and received 3 retail box GTX 560Ti graphics cards, installed them and didnt think about it again till 2 of tehm died and needed RMA, so i contact evga for rma ( lifetime warranty after all based on original cards) for evga to tell me they werent from rma and that 2 were purchased from newegg and 1 from micro center and when i checked my product page it confirmed what evga said HOWEVE this is complete bull i have only ever bought 1 thing ever from Micro center and even informed EVGA of this and that none of the cards were purchased but from an RMA and as expected it was sorry no warranty.  well fast forward today and guess what my product page has changed yet again it now shows 2 of my GTX560s were bought at newegg and 1 from FRYS electronics ( now it shows one was bought at frys????????).  not only that you claim 2 of the cards were purchased at newegg and the date shows 2012 well i just checked newegg purchases grom present to 2012 and there NO gtx 560Ti Gpus in my purchase history ( as i said they came in retail boxes from RMA and as such should carry the lifetime warranty of the product they replaced)
 
are you kidding me EVGA, are you seriously that underhanded that you would slap a (former) loyal customer like this?  are you that despicable that not only will you alter a customers product information to avoid rma of their cards but then alter the product info a second time when you get called out?  funny thing to note is the gpu that was changed just happend to be the one that had it as being bought from microcenter which as i told customer service never was as only thing i had ever bought from MC is a Q6600 cpu.
 
then i have a 9600GT bought new from local pc shop ( again suppose to be lifetime warranty) and you pull some bull as it was not from authorized retailer???  how is my local PC shop ( sadly now closed) not an authorized retailer, is it because it is small and didnt sell hundred of thousands of dollars of merchandise a week?  is it because we are in a small town roguhly 1.5 hours + from a place like frys, or micro center, or best buy or maybe im right and you just dont want to honor the lifetime warranty because you would have to hand over a much higher end gpu and you dont want to. and just to clarify here is a copy and paste from the my product page on the 9600GT SC:
 
Warranty Information:                
This product carries a limited lifetime warranty from your purchased date.
Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA)


are you really so desperate to alienate your ( once loyal) customer base?  are you banking that people are stupid and wont notice changes on their product pages?  or are you really that naive and are just rolling the dice and taking your chances you will get lucky?  well in this case you rolle the dice and it came up snakeyes you lose.
 
so thanks evga for bending me over and i hope like hell i never have to rma my x58 classified 3, god only knows what kind of bull you will pull with it cant wait to good for my it does show in my newegg purchase history at least till the end of the year which after that i will have a screenshot of it for proof so you cant try to (Deleted for Language), i am also taking all of this information to social media conveying my most recent personal experiance about customer service and evga practices.  it is a sad day when a company you once admired shows their true colors

lordraptor1 from 3 weeks ago
hi all just posting this to let everyone know it is with great sadness that i am saying good-bye to old friends.  it with a heavy heart that i must part with EVGA.  i have been let down by EVGA however i should have seen it coming having received new retail box cards from rma and recently 2 of them in my tri-sli rig died which i then noticed that the 3 cards were showing as having been purchased from stores ( 2 from frys electronics and one from microcenter which is impossible knowing that i have only ever bought 1 item ever in my life from microcenter and it was a Q6600 cpu).
 
anyway i digress, with the cost of cards today and all having the same waranty of 3 years it just isnt feasible to stay with evga especially when evga cards will fail after your warranty has expired making warranty useless anyway. 
 
so if i factor in all the variables:
 
evga let down on warranty ( whould have been the lifetime on original cards)
incorrect info on product page ( from rma not from store purchase
customer service ( in theis case it was Blah)
price of cards
tri-sli compatible ( see more below)
gpu pricing ( see more below)
 
( more below):  the pricing on Gpu's is outright gouging at this point mainly because of crypto miners so that shoots down me preplacing my Tri-sli set up especially when you factor in that all teh tri-sli compatible cards are 250 and up per GPU and the EVGA tri-sli cards are the most expensive ones listed where i have looked.  so this forces me into a single card setup which even then to get something close to what i had with my tri-sli setup im looking at 300 to 350 for a single card.
 
so let me just say that my pc may go down before i could ever even afford a single card with current prices which definatley rules out tri-sli with the need for 3 cards and cost of those cards per is outrageous.
 
so good-bye friends i have to look for the most affordable card i can get that will at least be comparable to running a single GTX560Ti 448 core FTW which is what i am currently reduced to and that with every manufacture having a 3 year warranty there is really no benefit to sticking with EVGA.
 
not only do i have to consider the above but i also have to consider that most of my old friends are already long gone. 
 
so
 
GOOD-BYE!
 

Sajin
From what I understand none of his cards were purchased from newegg, frys, or micro center, but yet his cards on the my products page state they were purchased from newegg, micro center, or frys when they should be listed as being purchased from evga rma since the cards were rma'd.

Sajin
I've notified evga about this. Should get a response soon. 

Sajin
What did evga have to say about the store (place purchased) constantly being changed around?

the_Scarlet_one
You are obviously trying to get banned.

Didn’t an evga tech tell you to look at the rest of your items listed in the my product pages? Is there something that may have been missed when you looked, and they were trying to get you to verify the rest of your products?