Given that Scan don't appear to want to respond to my message left on their website, I shall raise this matter again here.
On December 9th I ordered a bunch of stuff from Scan, which included an MSI OEM 6800GT. I emailed Scan to check that this was a genuine GT and they assured me that it was. Due to other difficulties, I finally got the card on December 30th.
A few days later I noticed an article somewhere about GTO cards (a GTO is more an OC'd 6800 than it is a GT) and how they were being sold as GTs. On checking my card with Rivatuner I found that my card was one of these. I've now seen that several people on these forums discovered this earlier and RMA'd their cards.
By now Scan were obviously aware of this and had changed their website. However they did not contact their customers and advise them that they had bought a sheep in wolf's clothing.
IMO others have let Scan off the hook. If I order a GT, get an invoice that says it's a GT and pay for a GT I should damn well get a GT. Now if Scan had been upfront about this and contacted me, I'd have probably let them RMA it. But if they want to try getting away with leaving customers with the wrong card, then I am going to enforce my contract.
At the moment I'm pissed, but not mad. You don't want me mad, Scan.