Newegg charging me weird

[MoeOriginal6]

Bought a 2080ti off of new egg, and it said it comes with 2 free games. The total at checkout was 1901$ with tax and shipping. When i logged onto my bank account, newegg had charged me twice, once for 1901$ and once for 91.98$ (for the games). when I called them to ask about this, the guy couldnt explain it very well but said that I was not infact being charged the extra 91 dollars, but it was going to be discounted later on after I got my invoice...

 

Anyone who had a similar experience can you explain whats going on because it doesnt make sense to me. just wanna understand what their system is

[Epimetheus]

Why did you pay 1900 dollars for a 2080 ti lol

[MoeOriginal6]

Just now, Epimetheus said:

Why did you pay 1900 dollars for a 2080 ti lol

canada + tax

[SpookyCitrus]

They remove the charge for the games after they send you the codes and card, it's so people don't buy a card or CPU, get the free games and then cancel the order for the card or CPU.

[Origami Cactus]

5 minutes ago, MoeOriginal6 said:

canada + tax

 

I really hope you got the 2080ti kingpin for that much, because on amazon.ca all the normal cards cost between 1200-1600, and amazon probably includes tax in the price.

 

Also did you make sure that you got the card from "Newegg", not "newegg marketplace seller" ?

[MoeOriginal6]

2 minutes ago, Origami Cactus said:

 

I really hope you got the 2080ti kingpin for that much, because on amazon.ca all the normal cards cost between 1200-1600, and amazon probably includes tax in the price.

 

Also did you make sure that you got the card from "Newegg", not "newegg marketplace seller" ?

amazon doesnt include tax, nothing in canada includes tax except the liquor store

 

cheapest 2080ti I found in general online was 1400$

 

cheapest strix one I found was the one I bought for 1699 plus tax (15%) and shipping (paid for the 33$ 2 day) , and some used ones for 1500$ but I dont buy used

[Origami Cactus]

1 minute ago, MoeOriginal6 said:

amazon doesnt include tax, nothing in canada includes tax except the liquor store

 

cheapest 2080ti I found in general online was 1400$

 

cheapest strix one I found was the one I bought for 1699 plus tax (15%) and shipping (paid for the 33$ 2 day) , and some used ones for 1500$ but I dont buy used

Oh okay. I thought canada was like europe, but apparently not.

 

But did you buy the card directly from Newegg, not through newegg marketplace? If that is the case i wouldn't worry, it is probably what @SpookyCitrus said.

[MoeOriginal6]

2 minutes ago, Origami Cactus said:

Oh okay. I thought canada was like europe, but apparently not.

 

But did you buy the card directly from Newegg, not through newegg marketplace? If that is the case i wouldn't worry, it is probably what @SpookyCitrus said.

https://gyazo.com/298261d1bbd253de9fe5ddf221e50d36

 

yea, the first time I bought I made the mistake of just buying it without looking at prices and ended up paying 280$ extra to some random seller. This is the second attempt after cancelling that order

[Origami Cactus]

Just now, MoeOriginal6 said:

https://gyazo.com/298261d1bbd253de9fe5ddf221e50d36

 

yea, the first time I bought I made the mistake of just buying it without looking at prices and ended up paying 280$ extra. This is the second attempt after cancelling that order

This looks good, but why are the ratings so low?

[MoeOriginal6]

Just now, Origami Cactus said:

This looks good, but why are the ratings so low?

apparently artifacts and randomly dying used to happen or still happens....

 

hope it doesnt with mine though 

[X-System]

1900 CAD for ASUS RTX 2080 Ti ROG Strix A11G. I find it correct.

 

In France, it cost 1329.95 EUR TTC ( = 1932.14 CAD with tax)

[Touch My Hamm]

In Canada taxes change depending on province and they can be as high as 10-15%.

 

From tripsavvy.com/sales-tax-in-canada-1481667#targetText=The goods and services tax,for a good or service.

 

Province or Territory	Total Tax Rate
Alberta	5 percent
British Columbia	12 percent
Manitoba	13 percent
New Brunswick	15 percent
Newfoundland and Labrador	15 percent
Northwest Territories	5 percent
Nova Scotia	15 percent
Nunavut	5 percent
Ontario	13 percent
Prince Edward Island	15 percent
Quebec	14.975 percent
Saskatchewan	11 percent
Yukon	5 percent

[MoeOriginal6]

5 minutes ago, X-System said:

1900 CAD for ASUS RTX 2080 Ti ROG Strix A11G. I find it correct.

 

In France, it cost 1329.95 EUR TTC ( = 1932.14 CAD with tax)

Is there a big difference between the OC and the one I got? 

 

6 minutes ago, hammjoel said:

In Canada taxes change depending on province and they can be as high as 10-15%.

 

From tripsavvy.com/sales-tax-in-canada-1481667#targetText=The goods and services tax,for a good or service.

 

Province or Territory	Total Tax Rate
Alberta	5 percent
British Columbia	12 percent
Manitoba	13 percent
New Brunswick	15 percent
Newfoundland and Labrador	15 percent
Northwest Territories	5 percent
Nova Scotia	15 percent
Nunavut	5 percent
Ontario	13 percent
Prince Edward Island	15 percent
Quebec	14.975 percent
Saskatchewan	11 percent
Yukon	5 percent

I think next time I build pc I’ll take vacation in Alberta, save 10% and have a good time

[X-System]

27 minutes ago, MoeOriginal6 said:

Is there a big difference between the OC and the one I got?

I can't answer but I made a search and I found. It's not 2080 Ti but the answer is same :

 

 

[NumLock21]

2 hours ago, MoeOriginal6 said:

Is there a big difference between the OC and the one I got? 

Don't know if this applies to the 2080TIs

For the RTX 2070 (ignoring them RTX 2070 Supers). The Advanced or "A" in the model sku is basically the middle of the pack. It's slightly faster clocks compare to the card at stock clocks, but slower than the OC model. Those who purchased the OC model seem to have negative experiences with them, while the Advanced Model seems to be the most favorite, with less problems. The Advanced model also uses the higher-binned "A" GPU.
I believe them 2080Ti all uses the higher binned "A" GPU, but I could be wrong about it.

[MoeOriginal6]

1 hour ago, NumLock21 said:

Don't know if this applies to the 2080TIs

For the RTX 2070 (ignoring them RTX 2070 Supers). The Advanced or "A" in the model sku is basically the middle of the pack. It's slightly faster clocks compare to the card at stock clocks, but slower than the OC model. Those who purchased the OC model seem to have negative experiences with them, while the Advanced Model seems to be the most favorite, with less problems. The Advanced model also uses the higher-binned "A" GPU.
I believe them 2080Ti all uses the higher binned "A" GPU, but I could be wrong about it.

yea, at this point I figure if the 2080ti is 700$ more expensive than the 2080 for like 20% more performance, I dont think another 200$ for the OC version is going to do enough good to justify the money being added