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May 10th 06, 01:08 PM
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eVGA Step-Up Program - What a Crock!
WTF is up with this? I get the eVGA 7900 GT CO Superclock, and like the idea
of the 90 day step-up program. They come out with the Signature Series, and say that they don't plan on offering it as part of the step-up program. So what is the point of buying a high-end card if you can't step-up? 
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May 11th 06, 12:21 AM
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eVGA Step-Up Program - What a Crock!
"HockeyTownUSA" magma at comcast dot net wrote in message . .. WTF is up with this? I get the eVGA 7900 GT CO Superclock, and like the idea of the 90 day step-up program. They come out with the Signature Series, and say that they don't plan on offering it as part of the step-up program. So what is the point of buying a high-end card if you can't step-up? If you buy a Signature Series card...you can step up to another Signature Series product. I stepped up from a 7800GT CO to a 7900GT CO Superclock and I couldn't more pleased with the program. Who else lets you essentially use a video card for 3 months and then lets you send it back for full cash value towards a better one? People can find a way to complain about anything I guess... (*
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May 11th 06, 02:46 AM
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eVGA Step-Up Program - What a Crock!
"Hawk" wrote in message ... "HockeyTownUSA" magma at comcast dot net wrote in message . .. WTF is up with this? I get the eVGA 7900 GT CO Superclock, and like the idea of the 90 day step-up program. They come out with the Signature Series, and say that they don't plan on offering it as part of the step-up program. So what is the point of buying a high-end card if you can't step-up? If you buy a Signature Series card...you can step up to another Signature Series product. I stepped up from a 7800GT CO to a 7900GT CO Superclock and I couldn't more pleased with the program. Who else lets you essentially use a video card for 3 months and then lets you send it back for full cash value towards a better one? People can find a way to complain about anything I guess... (* Well, I saw no disclaimer about exclusion of Signature Series products. Now there is... hmmm.
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May 11th 06, 03:17 AM
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eVGA Step-Up Program - What a Crock!
"HockeyTownUSA" wrote: "Hawk" wrote: "HockeyTownUSA" magma at comcast dot net wrote: WTF is up with this? I get the eVGA 7900 GT CO Superclock, and like the idea of the 90 day step-up program. They come out with the Signature Series, and say that they don't plan on offering it as part of the step-up program. So what is the point of buying a high-end card if you can't step-up? If you buy a Signature Series card...you can step up to another Signature Series product. I stepped up from a 7800GT CO to a 7900GT CO Superclock and I couldn't more pleased with the program. Who else lets you essentially use a video card for 3 months and then lets you send it back for full cash value towards a better one? People can find a way to complain about anything I guess... (* Well, I saw no disclaimer about exclusion of Signature Series products. Now there is... hmmm. Step up to a GTX ... (*
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May 11th 06, 04:07 AM
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eVGA Step-Up Program - What a Crock!
"Hawk" wrote in message ... "HockeyTownUSA" wrote: "Hawk" wrote: "HockeyTownUSA" magma at comcast dot net wrote: WTF is up with this? I get the eVGA 7900 GT CO Superclock, and like the idea of the 90 day step-up program. They come out with the Signature Series, and say that they don't plan on offering it as part of the step-up program. So what is the point of buying a high-end card if you can't step-up? If you buy a Signature Series card...you can step up to another Signature Series product. I stepped up from a 7800GT CO to a 7900GT CO Superclock and I couldn't more pleased with the program. Who else lets you essentially use a video card for 3 months and then lets you send it back for full cash value towards a better one? People can find a way to complain about anything I guess... (* Well, I saw no disclaimer about exclusion of Signature Series products. Now there is... hmmm. Step up to a GTX ... (* No room for a dual-slot.
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May 11th 06, 05:21 PM
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eVGA Step-Up Program - What a Crock!
What I want to know is - where are the returned cards ending up? Is
there a place to get a good deal on the ones traded in as refurbs? Kendt
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#7
May 12th 06, 12:08 AM
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eVGA Step-Up Program - What a Crock!
Every time you trade in a card, God kills a kitten (or two kittens if it's a
dual-slot... Jokes aside, the traded cards may be feeding eVGA's warranty program. They may also be repackaged and unloaded on eBay as "new" cards. -- "War is the continuation of politics by other means. It can therefore be said that politics is war without bloodshed while war is politics with bloodshed." " wrote in message oups.com... What I want to know is - where are the returned cards ending up? Is there a place to get a good deal on the ones traded in as refurbs? Kendt
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