NWV Direct or New World Video Direct, isn't an outfit you want to have to deal with. A month ago I went online to find a good price on a Tcon-17 conversion lens. This outfit had it for the about $12 less than anyone else. I placed an online order for the lens and the adapter I needed for my camera. In the afternoon a saleman calls me and tells me they are out of stock on the adapter but could upgrade me to a Digital Optics 2X lens for the same price. He stated the lens got top reviews when it came out and I'd be more than happy with it. Like a dummy I agreed to it. It shipped 1 day later than promised, not a big deal, and when I got it I ran out to try it out. I took some photos and they were awful. They were far from sharp and all had chromatic aberration. I contacted NWV via email and they told me they don't accept returns on lenses. I then called and asked to speak to someone in charge. Of course, it was the person who answered the phone.He gave me the phone number for Sakar, the manufacturer of the lens. I called them and they asked me to take a few more photos according to their instructions. I did and emailed them the results. They came to the conclusion that I had a defective lens. They offered to send a replacement out. After 3 weeks, it finally arrived. I went out again and took some test shots. The middle 35% of the photo looks great. Everything else is just a blur. I called NWV again and told Charlie that I want to send this lens back in trade for the one I originally ordered. He then tried to talk me into another lens from this company. He told me it's a much higher quality and expensive lens and it's a 3x instead of a 2X. He said they would swap even up. I told him no, I want the Olympus. He did finally agree to accept my lens back in trade for the Olympus. However, instead of the Panasonic adapter, he tells me that a step down ring would do the same thing and due to the price difference, I wouldn't be subject to a restocking fee. I said, as long as it works, I don't care. He told me that all I had to do was go to their online customer support page and fill out the RMA# request form, to his attention, and he would get back to me before the end of the next day. Guess what? Yesterday was the next day. Now I'm going to have to call him again Monday and go thru this crap again. I sure wish I would have just gone with B & H or Adorama. I used to deal with them before digital cameras and before I even knew what the internet was. I never had a problem. However, I do have 1 bad fault. I'll do anything to save a couple bucks.