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Yipee Skipee!!!!
Just got e-mailed by Canon Factory Service. Non warranty repair-$173, repair and return in 10 to 15 working days from time of consent and payment. That's a lot better than the 1-2 month estimate I got on the phone before sending it in for repair. So I feel better. I called in my credit card number and gave the OK to proceed. Hopefully they start on Monday and I get it back in two weeks.
Holding my breath....
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Re: Yipee Skipee!!!!
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Congratulations!
good for you! And it gives the rest of us Canonites hope! ;)
Liz
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Originally Posted by Lionheart
Just got e-mailed by Canon Factory Service. Non warranty repair-$173, repair and return in 10 to 15 working days from time of consent and payment. That's a lot better than the 1-2 month estimate I got on the phone before sending it in for repair. So I feel better. I called in my credit card number and gave the OK to proceed. Hopefully they start on Monday and I get it back in two weeks.
Holding my breath....
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Re: Congratulations!
They always quote a huge time period at first. They are just covering their cowardly asses.
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Thanks Paul.
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Originally Posted by paulnj
I Told You So :)
I was ready to buy a Nikon body and take you up on your offer :)
I see you're creeping up on 2000 there.
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Re: Thanks Paul.
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I see you're creeping up on 2000 there.
Down boy! Stay! :p
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Re: Congratulations!
not always......
Had his lens needed a new element or some serious repair with a BACK ORDERED PART.... 60 DAYS would be average.
A friend sent his 500f4 AFS in for a new front element that came loose after 9 months( it happens) ... they gave him a loner 500 AF-I for 4 months while the element was shipped and installed. He went canon right after that with a 600F4IS :)
That was not a NIKON dig, but a fact that a few ALWAYS slip through the crack and sometimes repairs aren't just labor time, but waiting in line and waiting on parts ;)
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