EVGA temporarily doubles EU Step-Up program to 6 months

Posted on Wednesday, October 17 2012 @ 21:21 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck
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EVGA announced that it's doubling its Step-Up program to 180 days for EU customers who buy select EVGA products between October 16 and December 21. Under this program, EVGA customers can trade in their graphics card or motherboard for a better performing model. Additionally, EVGA also removed the requirement to purchase Extended Warranty to quality for Step-Up, full details over here.
We’re doubling up...

If you purchase an EVGA graphics card1 or motherboard in the lead up to Christmas, then we’ve some unbelievable news for you.

We’re doubling our Step-Up® Program to 180 days.
...so you can trade in and Step-Up®

If you choose to, you can trade in your newly purchased EVGA product and upgrade to a select, greater performing graphics card or motherboard.

Just make up the difference between what you paid for the original product, and the price of the ‘upgrade product’3 as shown on EVGA’s online store (plus shipping both ways).
Still want more?

To “gift wrap” this special promotion as we head towards the holiday season… we’ve made a pretty jaw-dropping exception to our standard terms – on this occasion there’s no need to purchase EVGA’s Extended Warranty to qualify for Step-Up®!

What are the benefits of the EVGA Step-Up® Program?
  • 100% peace of mind when purchasing a new product
  • Opportunity to easily upgrade to the latest products
  • Great value – just pay the difference (plus shipping)
  • The EVGA Step-Up® Program protects your investment

    Promotion applicable on select EVGA products purchased between 16 October and 21 December 2012.


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