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icewinsagain
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posted: Oct. 3, 2008 @ 2:26a

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Evga is clearing out there back stock,yes used but come with a 90 day limited warranty.

Hint buy used then call back within 90 days to do the step-up program.

Link two step-up http://www.evga.com/stepup/default.asp

Link one for back stock www.evga.com/products/bstock.asp Someone fix links please thanks

Message edited by: FatWallet moderator on 2008-10-03 02:34:46 CDT

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mightywarriors
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posted: Oct. 3, 2008 @ 3:32a

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for the step up program, do they let you upgrade for free?

icewinsagain
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posted: Oct. 3, 2008 @ 3:34a

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Do a full read of link two your answer is there young jedi

DoctorMorbius
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posted: Oct. 3, 2008 @ 7:39a

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What am I missing here about the Step-up program.

You only get trade-in credit for the invoice amount of the card you purchased,
You have to pay shipping.
So, if you buy a used card for $99, and want to Step-up to a $300 card, you can ship your used card back, and pay $201 for a new card.

Wouldn't it be easier to just pay $300 for the new card?

EmilM
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posted: Oct. 3, 2008 @ 8:15a

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I don't think these cards qualify for the Step Up program. Here is the relevant part of the FAQ on the program from their website.
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Q: What is an eligible card?
A: For a card to be eligible for the step up program it must meet the following requirements;

* It must be an EVGA graphics card. Cards from other manufactures will not be accepted.
* You must have purchased the card, and be the original owner of the card. Cards obtained as prizes, through EVGA recertification program, cards purchased used and cards originally issued as review units, etc. are not eligible.
* Card must be in working order and free of cosmetic and physical defects.
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So these cards probably wouldn't qualify. And as mentioned in another post, you have to pay to ship it back before you can buy the upgrade, and you only get credit for how much you paid, not the retail price of the card.

Emil