Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1998/09/13
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Eric, >> The idea of loaning it to the end of the warranty period would constitute fraud, no? << I don't see why loaning a camera would constitute fraud. Everything's on the level here. The camera IS (or would be, since it's theorietical) mine until the end of the warranty period, at which time I would turn over the ownership. >> But it always comes down to this, for me, is it honest with Leica, a company we all supposedly care about? << It is honest with everybody. It won't keep me awake at night, let me tell you that. I keep Leica alive buy paying the prices that Leica asks. And I'm going to keep doing so as long as I think that what I'm getting is worth what I'm paying for. If Leica wants to terminate my passport warranty the moment I loan the camera to somebody, it had better refund me the corresponding amount. I'm not going to give up my hard-earned money because I "care about" Leica. Leica is my equipment, not my religion. Ben