[Adeadrabbitt]

So after successfull attempts at seing in person, and doing stuff on the web... which is a different form of seing entirely, i have decided to try to se evga. I have got the rma started and as long as my fake receipt holds up to their people, i may have the cat in the bag. Does anyone have any tips when it comes to fake reciepts? Im good at photoshop "its alot of my real job" and i can work my way around changing elements. My question is, does evga contact the seller of the product to verify the order happened? I used a valid order number but it was a completely different item, just changed the name, price, tax..etc. all help is appreciated!
Let me know if i am doing anything wrong and what im doing right, i wanna learn everything that can be offered!

[Bish0pQ]

Well I'm not sure, but since a lot of people are trying to SE graphics cards (especially the expensive ones), they are being more carefull everyday.

I think fake receipts are getting recognized easier and easier with every scammer they expose. I think refunding it would be a better option. Did you choose an expensive graphics card of like 600$ or just around 200$ because that makes a difference too.

[Adeadrabbitt]

I agree, i received an email that said the order number was valid but they could not confirm the order number contained the item. How do they get this stuff? They advised me to do a guest RMA.