Robert, I appreciate your input, but really would prefer to work
through the USPS insurance claim process. Given that the lens was
damaged in shipping, it has to be fixed and since USPS accepted the
money and responsibility for that, they need to be involved --
otherwise it comes out of my pocket.
Thanks!/ScottGee1
On 1/12/07, r.burnette@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <r.burnette@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> Paul:
>
> My suggestion is that you retrieve the lens from the repair shop immediately
> and ship it back to Scott for a full refund. That is the reasonable thing to
> do and it is the way things are usually done between list members. You are
> simply dragging things out and creating ill will unnecessarily.
>
> To be frank, your reluctance to send the lens back and your comments about
> the condition of the lens and the price you paid make it appear that you are
> simply disatisfied with your purchase price and that you are trying to obtain
> a $75 discount from Scott by complaining of damage.
>
> Just send the lens back and let this transaction die or accept your purchase
> and stop trying to pressure Scott to accept your terms by complaining on the
> list. This is not a list matter.
>
> Robert
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