It depends. For Canon equipment I'd have it repaired because I live a few minutes from the service center. For Sigma, on the other hand (the only other manufacturer from which I received a dud), I sent it back to the retailer for a new copy.
| POLL: "What should you do with faulty new gear?" |
Have it repaired under warranty | 11 22.9% |
Have it exchanged for another copy | 37 77.1% |
Do nothing, and be philosophical about it | 0 0% |
Sell it on, disclosing the flaw to potential buyers | 0 0% |
Sell it on, not disclosing the flaw | 0 0% |
LaniKai "blissfully unaware" 2,136 posts Likes: 5 Joined Oct 2005 Location: Connecticut More info | Oct 30, 2007 04:57 | #16 It depends. For Canon equipment I'd have it repaired because I live a few minutes from the service center. For Sigma, on the other hand (the only other manufacturer from which I received a dud), I sent it back to the retailer for a new copy. Website
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WaltA Goldmember More info | Oct 30, 2007 09:43 | #17 I chose "repair" but it would depend on the warranty. As some have said, some places have a "No questions asked" replacement policy and you don't really have a choice. Walt
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