EVGA cashback

[Ben @ EVGA]

Hi Overclockers

Just to make you aware of a new promotion EVGA have launched in the UK on Friday (But backdated to include all purchases made on the qualifying cards since March 7th 2016.)

You can claim cashback directly from EVGA on the following models:

06G-P4-1996-KR - EVGA GTX 980 Ti Hybrid – £40
06G-P4-4995-KR – EVGA GTX 980Ti SC+ with ACX 2.0+ Cooling - £20
04G-P4-1976-KR – EVGA GTX 970 Hybrid - £40
04G-P4-3969-KR – EVGA GTX 960 4GB FTW - £15
02G-P4-2951-KR – EVGA GTX 950 SC - £10

Purchasers must submit their claim for cashback after 30 days of purchase but before 60 days of purchase of the card. They must have their original invoice and serial number of the card. They must also have a paypal account in order to receive the cashback. Full T & Cs you can see at the following link:

http://eu.evga.com/articles/00988/cashback-on-select-evga-geforce-gtx-900-series-cards/

Please do let me know of any questions on this promotion. Please check all models and part codes carefully for which qualify for this promotion, it will not apply to any other models outside of those listed.

Promotion will run on all purchases made up till the end of April 30th 2016.

Thanks
Ben

 

[mof]

I bought a 980 ti hybrid before 7/3/16 which was faulty and the retailer sent me a knew one on 9/3/16 which I have an invoice for.
Am I eligible for the cash back?
Does cutting off the serial number label from the box (for the photo with the invoice) affect the warranty?

 

[leon4112]

Thats tempting i've been looking at the 980 Ti Hybrid thanks for letting us know.

 

[LambChop]

I look forward to etailers leaving new prices on their cards with a little disclaimer

*price after evga cashback

Gets my back up that does, and is just made to make their cards look cheaper.

 

[leon4112]

One or 2 are doing this already from checking around.

 

[LambChop]

One or 2 are doing this already from checking around.

Typical.

 

[spinrs2k]

shame the 980ti classy is not included i just purchased one

 

[Danny75]

Think most people would prefer a £20-30 default reduction on card cost than going through all this hoopla to get £40 back. I don't understand the need for this if companies are willing to end up selling for less anyway. Anyone know?

 

[NexusK]

Think most people would prefer a £20-30 default reduction on card cost than going through all this hoopla to get £40 back. I don't understand the need for this if companies are willing to end up selling for less anyway. Anyone know?

Because some people forget and some people just don't bother which makes it cheaper for the companies to do it this way.