Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1999/07/25
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]When my M4-P was stolen from me, my insurance company compensated me with a new camera (I had replacement value insurance). From that point, the stolen camera belonged to the insurance company, so it now makes no difference to me if the camera suddenly showed up at a Leica repair facility or a local pawn shop (other than perk my curiosity). I would just as soon not ever see it again. Dan C. At 12:10 AM 25-07-99 -0500, Leonard K. Nicholson wrote: > >I also informed Leica USA about the RF problem and about the camera >being stolen. I hope that with the meticulous records Leica keeps, one >day it will find its way back to papa! Now comes the interesting >hypothetical question: Given that I have sent in the registration card >to Leica USA and informed them of the problem with the vertical >alignment of the RF now, if it were to be returned to me, say 5 years >from now, will Leica adjust the vertical alignment of the RF? And what >do I do if Airborne Express has compensated me for the theft. Part of >the answer is that I would love to have that problem! or perhaps better >yet, avoid that problem, and have the camera returned sooner rather than >latter.