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Why do I find conflict between your comment and your AFF avatar . I guess its kind of the ultimate selfie!I don't understand selfies. Mostly they ruin good scenery.
Why do I find conflict between your comment and your AFF avatar . I guess its kind of the ultimate selfie!I don't understand selfies. Mostly they ruin good scenery.
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Perhaps that’s the difference between a selfie and a self portrait.Why do I find conflict between your comment and your AFF avatar . I guess its kind of the ultimate selfie!
annoying - do you have an alternative you'd like to get. I'm still thinking about getting another cameraGrrrr. After much research and several shop visits, I paid deposit ( sale price) on new camera Canon SX70 HS, after getting assurance with a double check that there was warehouse stock and it would be here in a couple of weeks. I have a month till I'd really like to have it in hand, but have a couple of months till it's really needed.
5 mins later, call from store manager saying, sorry we don’t have any stock, there’s no stock in Australia and we have no idea of when stock will arrive and when it does we have no idea where will be going within Australia.
Offered a full refund of course. When I went back I asked if I could leave the deposit on and if the camera is still on the never-never in a few months, I could cancel. Effectively an option on the sale price. That's where we stand.
I know all about shortages of chips and of camera stock in general which is why I asked them to double check that they had my choice in stock.
I asked the store manager guy and he said there was really nothing around or at least with a hope of being in stock of a similar genre.annoying - do you have an alternative you'd like to get. I'm still thinking about getting another camera
I probably wouldn't unless they discounted it a lot (like 50%) - it's probably OK but I'd be a bit hesitantI asked the store manager guy and he said there was really nothing around or at least with a hope of being in stock of a similar genre.
Here’s a question. I could take the store display case one;it’s behind a locked screen of course so I’m not sure what it would’ve had a lot of rough handling. Should I take that one?
FWIW:Grrrr. After much research and several shop visits, I paid deposit ( sale price) on new camera Canon SX70 HS, after getting assurance with a double check that there was warehouse stock and it would be here in a couple of weeks. I have a month till I'd really like to have it in hand, but have a couple of months till it's really needed.
5 mins later, call from store manager saying, sorry we don’t have any stock, there’s no stock in Australia and we have no idea of when stock will arrive and when it does we have no idea where will be going within Australia.
Offered a full refund of course. When I went back I asked if I could leave the deposit on and if the camera is still on the never-never in a few months, I could cancel. Effectively an option on the sale price. That's where we stand.
I know all about shortages of chips and of camera stock in general which is why I asked them to double check that they had my choice in stock.
For FWIW, I have bought cameras in the past from DigitalCameraWarehouse with good results.Thanks. That was going to be my next step, although I'm a bit leery, even if they say its in stock (say, on the phone), it seems it may not be!! I doubt if I paid and its "oops, unknown wait time, sorry" I'd get the same treatment as I got locally.
The shop I went into in Hobart (national chain) had 'in stock' on their web site for Hobart. Turns out that's the display one
@TheRealTMA DigitalCameraWarehouse got the order - thanks for the tip. I used my deposit at the Hobart shop to buy a case, spare battery etc.
Has your Sony carked it?
I offered to send the faulty one back, but they didn't want it. They just asked that I remove any labels, if I wanted to continue using it.I can vouch for their service as well, one of my camera bags had part of one of the inside seams come apart, not a serious issue, but they took it back and gave me a new one without issue.
I offered to send the faulty one back, but they didn't want it. They just asked that I remove any labels, if I wanted to continue using it.
I honestly expected a repair for such a small fault, not a whole new backpack.
I appreciate it is no longer an issue but as a FYI, the shop that sells the goods must under the Australian Consumer Law deal with any faulty product and cannot under the law say "not my problem".Great service from Lowepro!
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When I returned home I took it back to the shop I had bought it from, as directed by the Lowepro website, but they said they didn't deal with faulty products, so I contacted Lowepro via their website chat. The chat person said they could process the warranty claim and emailed me the form.