£1000 NVIDIA Gfx card 16 February 2018 at 3:02AM edited 16 February 2018 at 3:06AM in Gaming MoneySaving 9 replies 2.6K views

chewyclegnuts

Hi I purchased a titan xp from nvidia last saturday the funds went straight out my account. On Tuesday the graphics card arrived and I had been spending vigilantly on my new setup anyhow today I've found out that on Monday the funds I paid went back into my account but today they have taken the £1000 back out after I'd spent more cash.

Where do I stand as I've gone £1000 overdrawn with no planned O/D limit and only have around £600 available. I thought Id paid them?

DCFC79

Phone them and explain the issue.

So basically the money left your account, the money was returned to your account and it subsequently again the account.

In the meantime you had spent some more money meaning your now in your overdraft.

bengalknights

If you paid them £1k which was then return and retaken it shouldnt have put you overdrawn.

Or are you saying you spent funds from the returned £1k?

chewyclegnuts

Yea £300 thinking I had money

RichardD1970

You may be better asking here, http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/forumdisplay.php?f=173.

It's more a consumer rights issue than a gaming question.

motorguy

chewyclegnuts wrote: »

Yea £300 thinking I had money

Oh dear....

motorguy

DCFC79 wrote: »

Phone them and explain the issue.

Explain what though?

That he was spending money he didnt have?

System

chewyclegnuts wrote: »

Hi I purchased a titan xp from nvidia last saturday the funds went straight out my account. On Tuesday the graphics card arrived and I had been spending vigilantly on my new setup anyhow today I've found out that on Monday the funds I paid went back into my account but today they have taken the £1000 back out after I'd spent more cash.

Where do I stand as I've gone £1000 overdrawn with no planned O/D limit and only have around £600 available. I thought Id paid them?

If I'm following this right you paid them £1000 then you looked in your bank one day and found you had more money than you expected so spent it.

That isn't their problem, it is yours for not keeping track on your account. You didn't go overdrawn because of what they did, you went overdrawn because you thought you had a free £1000 you didn't.

csgohan4

if you spent 1000 pounds on a graphics card and you barely have money left, perhaps a change in priorities might be in order??? Baring in mind ongoing costs for games and upgrades e.t.c

e.g Star wars Battlefront 2 cost £60 at release plus other Pay to win games where you can constantly pay more

What about new processors, ram, motherboards, PSU's e.t.c to upgrade when games demand more??

I can play GTA 5 on my GTX 1060 at decent quality. It's a sink hole.

Credit-Crunched

£1,000 on a graphics card and not a pot to P*** in. Brilliant..