Hi One mainly for Mr RawZ (BTW such a cool name ), but I'll post this here in case other's have the same question as I imagine this one will come up occasionally for others. The death of a 2nd hand 8800GTX has necessitated the purchase of a new GFX card. With much fluttering of eye lashes and considerable convincing that I've got great deal for a great item I've managed to persuade my missus to let me buy a new MSI GTX 960 Gaming 2Gb, now on order from Flubit. YAY! Iz proper excited. However, along with the excitement and anxiety about how much money I've just spent on a graphics card (but heh, it'll be worth it ) I'm having a panic about the status of the MSI 3 year warranty (in the unlikely even that I'd need it.) So... would MSI respect purchases made via Flubit for the 3 year warranty? (For reference, the downloadable receipt says Flubit.) Regards Julie x PS This is my first post. I've searched the forums for Flubit and it didn't come up, so hopefully I'm not asking a question that's already been asked -- but if I have, please accept my apologies and understand that I will take a clue-by-four to myself at my earliest available opportunity in order to re-educate myself!
I'm not actually sure how Flubit works - Never used it myself. Perhaps some other forumers can chip in here. In any case, we offer a 3 Yr Warranty on our VGA so if problems arise and you can't return to Flubit, you can RMA direct to ourselves. All VGA RMA's are recorded by the SN# on the Graphics Card and although we do insist on seeing the purchase invoice, we only need the SN# of the VGA for RMA purposes so you will be fine. Haha thanks!
Excellent. Many thanks. So... I'll just stay with the "excited" emotion now, I think. Have a great day! Julie x
It's basically a comparison site... you tell them the item you want to buy (by linking to the item on amazon) and they find you a cheaper supplier than amazon. You pay for the item through them and the supplier ships item to you directly. They survive by getting commission from supplier for the sale.
