On Sep 6, 12:22 am, "Chuck Knight" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Many of these sites are manned by overseas people whose first language is
> not necessarily English. And, let's be honest, not all English speakers
> understand every question, either. That answer you received was entirely
> too vague...I would bet that they truly did not understand your question.
>
> So, let me ask you. How did you ask the question? Clarity is paramount.
>
> I would use a wording similar to this:
>
> On your page for model _____ you show it with a sample lens. Here is the
> photo: <http://o4l.com/pic> What lens option is shown in this photo, and
> what are its dimensions?
>
> The idea is to leave no room for misunderstanding.
It's been almost a year, so I no longer have a copy of the emails. I
did consider that I'd probably be contacting someone overseas, and
felt I phrased my question simply and clearly. I asked for the height
and width of the lenses shown in the picture, and included a link.
Perhaps it wasn't understood that I meant those specific lenses.
Since O4L's were over $125.00 with shipping, and Zenni's were only
$68.85 complete with shipping, I went with Zenni. If the prices had
been $20 or less difference, I might have made the extra effort to get
the answer I was looking for.
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