the situation?
Jostein
- Original Message -
From: Adam Maas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: pentax-discuss@pdml.net
Sent: Thursday, October 06, 2005 9:29 PM
Subject: Re: OT: Having met a fellow photog with Nikon D2X
That's Nikon SOP. They get away with it because each country has a
semi
- Original Message -
From: Jostein
Subject: Re: OT: Having met a fellow photog with Nikon D2X
The Nikon distributor in Norway was also a independent company. They
apparently abused their position enough to exhaust the patience of Nikon,
who is now taking over themselves.
Maybe
Hi!
The Nikon distributor in Norway was also a independent company. They
apparently abused their position enough to exhaust the patience of
Nikon, who is now taking over themselves.
Maybe one solution for your friend, Boris, could be to write a letter to
Nikon's European head office to
Hi!
If you read the fine print in the warranty, you will sometimes find that
the equipment is not warranted for professional use, even though the
marketing is aiming it at the professional user.
Not saying this is the case, but I have seen this sort of thing in the
past.
Gee, that's new for
- Original Message -
From: Boris Liberman
Subject: Re: OT: Having met a fellow photog with Nikon D2X
Not saying this is the case, but I have seen this sort of thing in the
past.
Gee, that's new for me. Thanks, Bill. I honestly and probably rather
stupidly thought that flagship
met a fellow photog with Nikon D2X
Surely, I know that. But I witnessed with my own eye the guy buying the
camera from *local* distributor (Hadar Photo).
Hi!
This is probably more Israeli story than anything else. A husband of one
of co-workers from my previous company is rather serious photog. We met
him in the local zoo two days ago with his D2X and some rather big
200-400/4 Nikon zoom attached to it. He is working for the zoo,
actually, as
Hi Boris
You know that this is the official policy of the Israely Nikon
importer - the are taking gear bought ONLY directly from them or via
official distributors. if you get your gear from US (any shop like BH
or adorama) - you are on your own there... you have to send it
yourself to the
That's Nikon SOP. They get away with it because each country has a
semi-independant distributor. Canon is a single company for most of the
world, so they are generally forced to honor warantees from other countries.
-Adam
Michael Spivak wrote:
Hi Boris
You know that this is the official
Hi!
You know that this is the official policy of the Israely Nikon
importer - the are taking gear bought ONLY directly from them or via
official distributors. if you get your gear from US (any shop like BH
or adorama) - you are on your own there... you have to send it
yourself to the warranty
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