It says "in shop" today. Which means it was probably in the shop yesterday.....
Or it could mean, shipping in two weeks....who knows!! Oh, well, better than in the estimate stage.You catch on fast
Or it could mean, shipped yesterday!
Yikes!!Well, Nikon is not the only "archaic" company out there. Ticketmaster will email your tickets via Snail Mail for free, but they charge $2.50, I believe, to send them to you via email. If Nikon followed this method, you would be charged $15.00 for every non-existent email they forgot to send you for which they sent an email 3 days after your camera arrives. Go ahead, parse that sentence, I dare you
Good to know, thanks!! I love to check tracking info so I can be home when packages come.
How did you make someone your advocate? I am fine for a week or so more without my camera, but we want to go snowshoeing in Teton Park and I don't want to go without my DSLR....then I have three grandchildren with February birthdays....got to have the camera for that. It's only been gone for two weeks so far. That isn't too bad, yet.....I had a problem with lag repairing a lens a couple of years ago. The status wasn't updating on the site. So I called Nikon CS and found a rep (formerly from NYC but now living in Dom Rep) who I made my advocate for moving along the repair. I haven't read your entire thread but it would help to get a CS rep involved who could expedite/escalate your repair. Mention you are a prolific poster on a well read bulletin board like this and you may get a quicker turn around.
I already told them my sob story. The person I talked to was nice, but didn't seem too interested in apologizing for the lack of communication on their part. It's ok now. I think I may have overreacted a bit. It's really not that big of a deal. Hopefully my camera will be back soon.
I guess they are trying to make things right for their D600 customers. I had heard they were replacing some shutters, but I didn't think they would replace mine since I didn't have any oil on the sensor.Sounds like they took good care of it Terri!
Will do!! I will let everyone know how it is working (although it was working ok before I sent it in....just a dirty sensor).
Good to hear. My P&S P7700 has just changed to in shop, warranty repair. The squeaky wheel gets the oil. Oh wait, not the correct euphemism.
You are probably right.... So should everyone with a D600 should send in their camera before the warranty expires?
Question is, are they putting in the D610 shutter mechanism?
I have no idea. I wonder how I could find out?
