Canon Loyalty Program - FAQ's

lol came in stock at almost 1 today!

Just ordered mine. There is only a couple 5D Mark II's left. Just got off the phone with them.

GA_Teg wrote in post #14452283
Just ordered mine. There is only a couple 5D Mark II's left. Just got off the phone with them.

I wonder how many they had

Justin at Canon called me when they came in just now. Said only got like 8 in.

Can anyone tell me what the prices are and which camera models are included in the CLP? I've tried searching and apparently I'm not typing in the right search words. Thanks.

Look on the first page.

Robertk2012 wrote in post #14452591
Look on the first page.

Ok, I didn't realize that they were current. Thanks again.

johnnybfan wrote in post #14452612
Ok, I didn't realize that they were current. Thanks again.

Johnny - I check the prices and products every Monday morning.

If anyone posts a change midweek, I'll verify it with CLP Customer Service, then update the first post.

Good luck - it's a great program!

Just a note or reminder if it was mentioned earlier in the thread about the shipping for items purchased through CLP. I ordered a 7D and 17-40mm L on 05/14/2012. When a body is purchased with a lens you do qualify for 2nd Day Shipping. Based on my recent experience and it was mentioned earlier, make sure you mention it to the CLP rep. She (my case) forgot about the free 2nd Shipping. Also and the most important thing is it is free and it is 2nd day only after it is processed and the warehouse ships it. Example, ordered 5/12/2012 at 12:00 pm. Status showed in warehouse until 5/15/2012. Once it was processed and shipped it arrived with lens in 2 days. Point is don't order the camera and expect it in 2 days. Logistics is a beautiful thing! BTW, 7D arrived in brand new condition. Checked the shutter count and only had 26 actuations. Couldn't believe it used another source and yes 26!

Has it been confirmed recently which lenses are eligible for the CLP? I see the list on the first post is only a sub-set of those that Canon sells in the refurb store, which is why I ask.

It would certainly sway my decision if it was confirmed I could get a 135L as part of the program.

13inches wrote in post #14455520
Has it been confirmed recently which lenses are eligible for the CLP? I see the list on the first post is only a sub-set of those that Canon sells in the refurb store, which is why I ask.

It would certainly sway my decision if it was confirmed I could get a 135L as part of the program.

135L was not among the lenses quoted to me last month by the Canon rep as being eligible for the program. The lenses listed in the first post are more or less what I was quoted to the best of my recollection. I specifically asked about the 100mm f/2.8L and the 70-200 f/4L and was told no.

westcliff wrote in post #14455852
135L was not among the lenses quoted to me last month by the Canon rep as being eligible for the program. The lenses listed in the first post are more or less what I was quoted to the best of my recollection. I specifically asked about the 100mm f/2.8L and the 70-200 f/4L and was told no.

i asked about the 35L and also told no.

I'm upgrading from my 450D to a 7D using the Loyalty Program. A friend donated an old powershot he hasn't used in years to my cause, but it's not broken, and he didn't give me a battery. So if the camera were somehow to make its way into a bucket of water, I have no way of knowing if it's really broken. Suggestions?

Dingbat Shutterbug wrote in post #14462542
I'm upgrading from my 450D to a 7D using the Loyalty Program. A friend donated an old powershot he hasn't used in years to my cause, but it's not broken, and he didn't give me a battery. So if the camera were somehow to make its way into a bucket of water, I have no way of knowing if it's really broken. Suggestions?

Just tell them it won't turn on. I'd leave out the missing battery part though.

Dingbat Shutterbug wrote in post #14462542
I'm upgrading from my 450D to a 7D using the Loyalty Program. A friend donated an old powershot he hasn't used in years to my cause, but it's not broken, and he didn't give me a battery. So if the camera were somehow to make its way into a bucket of water, I have no way of knowing if it's really broken. Suggestions?

Camera does need cleaning, I am sure if you take it to the shower a few times for cleaning, it will work wonderfully for the program after. Beside no one ever heard of Canon actually test the camera being sent in under the CLP. Also, fyi, Canon doesn't want the battery.