Returning video cards at newegg?

Is it possible i could get the 2950XT in november, and then overclock the hell out of it in games, and return in within 30 days and by then it'll be around december which i could get a Dual chip 2950XT2 by then?

i meant return the card for a full refund in cash, not exchanging cards

The short answer is no.

pretty sure you cant do that, neweggs not that dumb

Don't try to link me with that thief.

I'm sure no one in any other countries would ever try to pull something like this. Lord knows the rest of the world is completely moral, except the occasional act of genocide and maybe just a little teeny weeny bit of corruption here or there

You might want to spend the $ that you invest in your computer on a retainer with a good trial lawyer. I think sometime in your life you are really going to need a lawyer to try and get your arse out of the slammer.

You guys are retards at common sense. Newegg's standard return policy states that you can return it for a full refund minus 15% restocking fee within 30 days. Obviously i can get the 2950XT and return it within 30 days, i would see why not.

Well more power if you can. Some of their cards have a refundable return and some are replacement only. Depends on the brand. Its idiots like you that close the loop holes.

LOL.

There is NO way to check to see if you overclocked unless the card is fried. which i doubt it will

We're the retards? Insteading of just reading the NewEgg's site on thier return policy you instead as a retard question on these forums only to not get the answer you were hoping for then decided to actually read the website to then come back here to answer your very own question. Yea buddy, we're the retards. Riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight.

Actually the funny part is that he's not a thief, but he's actually ripping himself off by basically "Leasing" a graphics card, which is in turn a very idiotic thing to do when the monthly fee will be 15% of the retail price of the card ($390 x 15% = $58.50). There's no loophole in newegg's policy, it's actually intended to screw people who think are smart but actually are dumber than the average retard.

Hey guyz I R just robbed a bank at gunpoints Can R return teh money n be okayz?

Given he called everyone a "retard" yet missed the restocking fee, makes you wonder A.) his age, B.) his intelligence, and finally C.) who's raising this child...

Because ultimately the consumer pays for his firetruckingup.

Hey, I am a businessman. I have policies. When I see that a consumer is firetrucking with my policies I quickly close the loophole. Or worse, I just raise my price for that product and say "screwyou" to the world.

By the way, what he is trying to do is what I call "renting for the weekend".

The comparative analogy is somebody that buys a high fashion dress, leaves the sales tags on the dress, and then returns the dress in a couple days complete with body odor, mustard and deoderant stains.

The DA calls it fraud. It is a criminal offense. It will get you jail time if they can prove intent. Difficult to prove, but alas when you are spending 60 hours nonstop in an interagation room you might just confess to being on the grassy knoll.

Newegg, like the dress shop, leaves the loop hole open for honest mistakes and well, to be blunt, consumer firetruckups. The return policy is not for weekend renters. It sure as hell ain't for somebody to intentionally oc the product and return it hoping the product is not damaged.

I know you were making a joke. I liked your joke. Unfortunately not everybody will share our sense of humor. Worse, some little punk will think he should act in the manner demonstrated in the picture. Maybe I am being overly sensitive, but I would substitute another picture.

With its millions of customers per year, and the likelyhood that those numbers mean that somebody at some point in time has tried this, don't you think newegg would have covered themselves?

Somehow I don't think we ever could be friends. I tend to stay away from people with your attitude.

Spoils the barrel!

EVGA's step up program is on nvidia cards only right? I mean i know EVGA is not a ATI card builder company so he can't even use the step up program cause the card he wants isn't made by them.

Here's the real question: what makes you think a 2950XT2 will even exist within a month of the 2950XT coming out?

And also, what makes you think that a moderator wouldn't read this topic and then inform Newegg about what you're considering, and what makes you think that TF wouldn't disclose your identity to them since you're trying to commit a felony???

You are an idiot.

The horse is dead already..................

Step up doesn't really apply since the OP is talking about ATI/AMD cards.

-mcg