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EVGA Boycott Thread
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254 | 40.06% |
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08-30-09
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V'mod Squad VP
 
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This is how I see it. There are three factors.
1: How you talk with support contact. Be careful as to how you word your complaint/request. Setting the wrong tone will make the tech not very supportive of your problem. 2: The general mood of the support person you are in contact with. Sometimes you will just get an Ahole you wishs to screw everybody's RMA's today. Is this situation I recommend a phone call. Ask to speak with a supervisor if you can not get a resolution. 3: Your claim is totally not valid and they know you are trying to screw them. I hope no one here voted to boycott EVGA just because they wouldn't honor a RMA that wasn't legit
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Intel Overclocker
 
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The b@st@rds refused my RMA, I mean so what there was a melted hole where I tried to solder a resister in order to acvive another .4v of power to the GPU... What the h3ll man, these people are horrible.......  sorry, figured I'd toss in a bit of humor to honor the guy running 9600's with higher clock rates than my 285 gtx........  
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