That's why you should always have around 5 or 6 bodies! The way I figure
it, Olympus wouldn't have made so many different bodies if we weren't meant
to have 'em! <g>
Seriously, though, sorry you're having that kind of problem. Granted, John
takes a while due to his workload, but you can definitely say that he
doesn't warn you!
Dave
On Monday, December 06, 1999 5:56 PM, Dogbreath [SMTP:hopi@xxxxxxxxxx]
wrote:
> Hi.
>
> In case any of you were curious, I thought I should report the fate of my
> OM body that was recently shipped to Dallas for a tune up.
>
> I took the advice of numerous list members and decided to give
Photosphere
> a try (Camtech had been good to me in the past, but I worried that Mr.
> Hermanson was too backed up these days). Two weeks after the camera
arrived
> at their shop, I followed up with a phone call. They dug up my paperwork
> and told me the estimate (very reasonable), and when I consented to have
> the work done, I was told the camera would be "put in the repair line."
> They also said that once in line, the wait would be eight weeks. So when
> you count the two weeks of estimate time, I'm facing ten weeks without my
> camera. Not too cool, IMHO. I miss it dearly already. I'm not slamming
> Photosphere - I trust they'll do a great job - but I wanted to pass this
> along 'cause some of you would-be customers to places like Camtech and
> Photosphere may not realize just how unpleasant a long seperation between
> you and your favorite camera can be.
>
> DB
>
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