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Does NCIX price match online vendors?

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Does NCIX do price matching with Amazon? I am currently in the market for a RX 580 4gb gaming X edition and I found it on amazon for quite cheap, but it ships in 1 to 2 months. I was wondering if I could go to a NCIX store, show them this webpage:https://www.amazon.ca/MSI-RX-580-GAMING-Crossfire/dp/B06XZRWT8D/ref=sr_1_3?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1496089820&sr=1-3&keywords=RX+580, and have them price match?

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Try it.

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I don't think many stores match prices from online stores. It's quite often that the items aren't even in stock (even if they say they are), and prices especially on amazon and ebay are put there by the sellers. What's stopping you putting up a new GTX 1080 on amazon for £20 and asking them to price match it? :P

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23 minutes ago, squirrl said:

I don't think many stores match prices from online stores. It's quite often that the items aren't even in stock (even if they say they are), and prices especially on amazon and ebay are put there by the sellers. What's stopping you putting up a new GTX 1080 on amazon for £20 and asking them to price match it? :P

I was thinking about that, but, the seller on Amazon IS Amazon, not some scammer.

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