Keith,

So reply back to her reply with your feelings.  At least you would
find out if these are purely auto-replies or if there is actually a
person on the other end selecting them.

Maybe you could get a response from Canon on the 10D and then send her
both replies and ask her which camera she would buy based on company
response...


Bruce



Thursday, March 6, 2003, 4:27:51 AM, you wrote:



KW> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> 
>> > On 5 Mar 2003 at 17:25, Keith Whaley wrote:
>> >
>> > > Her answer sounds like the camera was being made FOR Pentax to
>> > > distribute and sell ~ not that it was designed and manufactured for
>> > > sale by Pentax... Hmmm. Very interesting. One can read a lot into that
>> > > non-answer.

>> > Maybe they just don't know, they probably haven't been briefed beyond what we
>> > can all read on the press release.

>> Seemed to me like an automatic response without reading the
>> question.

KW> Perhaps so, but it's also likely the response came from a series of
KW> pre-prepared answers, leaving the person who did answer little choice
KW> but to select the least obnoxious one possible.

KW> On the other hand, such a response from the U.S. national arm for
KW> public relations for a world-wide company shows a decided lack of
KW> caring what sort of answer is given, nor what the customer thinks
KW> about that answer. 
KW> No thought given at all. 
KW> It's that 'don't really care' attitude that is appalling to me...

KW> And most folks just say, "Oh well." As tho' they've seen this stuff so
KW> often, one more non-answer is par for the course. So, no one speaks up.
KW> Maybe so, but that lack of caring ought to bite 'em on the butt once
KW> in a while.

KW> keith whaley

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