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Just fyi, if this card's mfg date/import date is not within 90 days of purchase date on flipkart then forget about that 3 years extended warranty (flipkart mentioned wrong as 2xxx series cards come with 2 years standard warranty & 3 years extended warranty) & if card mfg/import date is 1 year or older than flipkart puirchase date then 2 years standard warranty will apply from the mfg/import date of card & not flipkart purchase date.
 
Just fyi, if this card's mfg date/import date is not within 90 days of purchase date on flipkart then forget about that 3 years extended warranty (flipkart mentioned wrong as 2xxx series cards come with 2 years standard warranty & 3 years extended warranty) & if card mfg/import date is 1 year or older than flipkart puirchase date then 2 years standard warranty will apply from the mfg/import date of card & not flipkart purchase date.
Well its OOS already. So guess this was a clearance sale of leftover old inventory.
 
Just fyi, if this card's mfg date/import date is not within 90 days of purchase date on flipkart then forget about that 3 years extended warranty (flipkart mentioned wrong as 2xxx series cards come with 2 years standard warranty & 3 years extended warranty) & if card mfg/import date is 1 year or older than flipkart puirchase date then 2 years standard warranty will apply from the mfg/import date of card & not flipkart purchase date.

Warranty in india begins from date of purchase, it doesn't matter what date it was imported on ,if the manufacturer denies it a simple complaint will be enough to force their compliance
 
Warranty in india begins from date of purchase, it doesn't matter what date it was imported on ,if the manufacturer denies it a simple complaint will be enough to force their compliance
Not as per official email from zotac India support which is something no decent manufacturer/company takes lightly. I am guessing they are relying on the clause of "warranty applicable only if bought via authorized channels" in T&C as they can argue that flipkart seller is not their "authorized channel" same as how many other brands deny warranty on certain products bought online from certain sellers on fk/amazon.
 
Not as per official email from zotac India support which is something no decent manufacturer/company takes lightly. I am guessing they are relying on the clause of "warranty applicable only if bought via authorized channels" in T&C as they can argue that flipkart seller is not their "authorized channel" same as how many other brands deny warranty on certain products bought online from certain sellers on fk/amazon.
Can we move warranty discussions to appropriate threads? I see this too often.
 
In reliance digital it's 10k plus 10% off with HDFC cc

 
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