Cameta sold me a refurbished Nikon D60 for a fairly reasonable price. At about 300 clicks and two months after purchase, a distinct horizontal line 1/3 of the way from the top and running from the right edge to exactly the center started showing up in every picture.
I sent Cameta an e-mail message asking them how to proceed. I was told just to send the camera back to them with a copy of my receipt and the explanation of what was wrong with the camera. I did so.
Six days later, a replacement body arrived in my mailbox, along with a new, 90-day Nikon warranty slip. (Cameta extends that warranty to one year). No questions, no hassle.
The communication from them seemed a little summary, given that I would have expected to be given an RMA (return merchandise authorization) number, but the speed and overall efficiency with which they dealt with the problem can't be beat.
The replacement body has worked perfectly, by the way.
One more thing: if you call a Cameta sales rep, you'll probably get someone who talks fast because those people are handling quite a few calls every day. Get past the sort of fast pace of the conversation, and you'll find out that the sales people know their stuff, and if you ask the right questions, they'll tell you what you really need to know as well as what you think you need to know about camera equipment you're considering buying.