Warranties are not transferable. If something were to ever happen you would have to get the person who originally purchased it to RMA it for you.
Corsair warranty policy?
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Is electronic invoice (e-mail) would do? I don't think the guy has original hard copy.
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but how they know the date of your purchase? Or they don't care?
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Originally Posted by ljason8eg As long as you have the invoice, you should be fine. They'll never know you weren't the original owner. EVGA works like that, not sure about Corsair, but I have RMA'ed an EVGA GPU that I wasn't the original owner of. |
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Originally Posted by tofunater I'm sending in a 550VX right now that I bought off a user on here. My rma request got accepted, and they never asked for any forms of proof of purchase. I'm mailing it out on monday. |
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I just bought it. Paid even less then we agreed - $50 for 650TX two weeks old
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The guy was really nice, he sent me invoice from the store and also he said that if anything happened he will be glad to help me with RMA or even contact the store for the instant replacement cuz the PSU has extended 2 years replacement plan from them.
Thanks all for your help
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The guy was really nice, he sent me invoice from the store and also he said that if anything happened he will be glad to help me with RMA or even contact the store for the instant replacement cuz the PSU has extended 2 years replacement plan from them.
Thanks all for your help
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Good deal man, hope it all works out if need be.
Corsair makes hella-good power supplies.
Originally Posted by McDown I just bought it. Paid even less then we agreed - $50 for 650TX two weeks old
The guy was really nice, he sent me invoice from the store and also he said that if anything happened he will be glad to help me with RMA or even contact the store for the instant replacement cuz the PSU has extended 2 years replacement plan from them. Thanks all for your help
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Corsair makes hella-good power supplies.
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