RMA with out box?

[nightmare_Vg]

Can I RMA a part once Ive thrown the box out? 

[Arty]

Can I RMA a part once Ive thrown the box out? 

why would you throw the box out?

 

Worth a shot

[UltraNeonGaming]

What are you wanting to RMA?

[TheMidnightNarwhal]

Can I RMA a part once Ive thrown the box out? 

 

Well you can always wrap it in bubble wrap and put it in padded enveloppe. But if you mean you need original box, no you don't need original box.

[nightmare_Vg]

why would you throw the box out?

 

Worth a shot

I didnt its a friend who just built his computer and he thought he wouldnt need them... 

[nightmare_Vg]

Well you can always wrap it in bubble wrap and put it in padded enveloppe. But if you mean you need original box, no you don't need original box.

oh ok thanks!

 

[NannerBeans]

You don't need the box but you might need an invoice/receipt. 

[Ja Krispie]

You shouldn't need one as long as it's packaged good. The only thing you need is the socket cover on a motherboard.

[d3sl91]

No need for the box in most cases, its just a piece of cardboard....

 

 

And as for throwing them out? if its a sub-$200 part I keep mine for as long as the in-store return period is, and then bye bye box. 

[nightmare_Vg]

What are you wanting to RMA?

mother board and cpu

[nightmare_Vg]

No need for the box in most cases, its just a piece of cardboard....

 

 

And as for throwing them out? if its a sub-$200 part I keep mine for as long as the in-store return period is, and then bye bye box. 

thanks for the reply, unfortunately he threw all his boxes out so hes stressing about returning them but this will make him happy ty! 

[NannerBeans]

I like to keep the box because it increased the used value of the part. Also it is the safest way to ship something. 

[LogicalDrm]

mother board and cpu

 

Mobo box is nice thing to save since you can store all manuals and spares in there. Leave CPU on socket if you don't have the socket cover anymore. Use the antistatic bag for mobo (for CPU bit of foam is enough). Serials are printed on those things so they will find match based on your receipt/warranty infos.

 

E: Last thing I RMA'd was Sennheiser in-ears. Just sent them in envelope with copies of receipt and warranty info.

[1Scotty1]

I RMAd (more precisely step-up from EVGA) my 760 - without a box, without a serial number sticker, just the card and accessories that came with it - NO problems whatsoever