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Get well soon or RIP my D100

PostPosted: Mon Jul 18, 2005 11:02 pm
by ipv6ready
My D100 today headed to intensive care unit at Maxwell.

My Shutter shat itself on the weekend........though it gave me good service for over almost three years.

Maxwell told be this was expected on my last visit - they estimated I had gone over my MTBF last year????? How would they know??????? Are they following me around??????

Soon I "might" be releasing my orphaned D100 accessories AC Adapter for CCD Cleaning & Mb-D100 & 5 Batteries & 1/2 cup eyepiece & Sb80dx & battery chargers.

Do we have any D100 users here - too soon to take offers but if forum users are interested I will offer very good pricing for D100 items. This will depend of course if D100 cannot be revived.

Coincidence my newish P&S arrived for my GF today a Nikon Coolpix 5700 with vertical grip. Hmmm I might need to use it for a while

I really need my tax return to get my new D2x!!!!!! No reason to stop and think now.

PostPosted: Mon Jul 18, 2005 11:17 pm
by sirhc55
Sorry to hear about your D100 but it got me thinking about my D1 - I had it for four years and took over 100,000 shots and it was till going strong when I sold it :roll:

PostPosted: Mon Jul 18, 2005 11:44 pm
by ipv6ready
Ever since going digital I press the shutter to often :shock: Way more then film.

I cannot even estimate how many times i have pressed the shutter.

My last trip i filled up 12Gb of photos. 3 weeks in HK and China. Shooting mainly raw and jpeg when I was running low on storage. Lappy at hotel

As i tend to fill up two or three 1Gb cards full almost every time I shoot and get only maybe 5 per hundred I like. Of course I aslo delete lots of shots on the spot.

At least my two sigmas are alive and kicking actually looking at them they are doing better then my 3 nikkors :!:

Thinking about how often I press then shutter a D2x is looking cheap. Cost three times as much (compared to my purchase price in 2002) but likely to last five times as long.

PostPosted: Tue Jul 19, 2005 7:33 am
by birddog114
I still have my D100 and it's still going strong! who knows?
Now it's the "secondary" backup unit.

PostPosted: Tue Jul 19, 2005 8:06 am
by Hlop
ipv6ready,

Sad to hear that but, mate, you have to look forward for a new toy! :)

Birddog,

Maybe it still strong because you've got more powerful toys to play with? :)

PostPosted: Tue Jul 19, 2005 8:19 am
by birddog114
Hlop wrote:Birddog,

Maybe it still strong because you've got more powerful toys to play with? :)


Exactly! If you're thinking of taking lot of photos or use it daily as tool of trade, think about the second body. Nothing there gives you the firm assurance, your baby still obey your order in anytime you need it. Each device has its limitation, especially with DSLR.

Don't be disappointed if you pulled your D70 out of the bag today and the camera does not switch on, even with full charged battery :wink:

How much did I paid for the D100, 3.1/2 years ago? closed to the premium of the brand new D2Hs today :shock: Or the D1x?
Today the price of the D2x is closed to 1/2 price of the D1X when it was first released.

PostPosted: Tue Jul 19, 2005 8:32 am
by Hlop
Birddog114 wrote:Don't be disappointed if you pulled your D70 out of the bag today and the camera does not switch on, even with full charged battery :wink:


Is it prediction or you just know how to kill them remotely? :)


Accordingly to the price, it might be twice cheaper as D1X when it was just released but it still expensive for pure amteur. And as most of my pictures just a crap I won't buy D2X 'till I'll learn how to master D70 at least

PostPosted: Tue Jul 19, 2005 8:41 am
by birddog114
Hlop wrote:
Is it prediction or you just know how to kill them remotely? :)


Hehehehehe! REMOTELY :lol:

Accordingly to the price, it might be twice cheaper as D1X when it was just released but it still expensive for pure amteur. And as most of my pictures just a crap I won't buy D2X 'till I'll learn how to master D70 at least


I sold few D2x to amateur guys, even they don't know how to switch it on :roll: and rang me complaining its viewfinder to large with many cross and also complaining about the AF too fast, their eyes can cope with :lol: :lol:

PostPosted: Tue Jul 19, 2005 8:44 am
by Hlop
Birddog114 wrote:I sold few D2x to amateur guys, even they don't know how to switch it on :roll: and rang me complaining its viewfinder to large with many cross and also complaining about the AF too fast, their eyes can cope with :lol: :lol:


Are you serious or is it just a joke of the day? :)

PostPosted: Tue Jul 19, 2005 8:45 am
by birddog114
Hlop wrote:
Birddog114 wrote:I sold few D2x to amateur guys, even they don't know how to switch it on :roll: and rang me complaining its viewfinder to large with many cross and also complaining about the AF too fast, their eyes can cope with :lol: :lol:


Are you serious or is it just a joke of the day? :)


Yes, I'm :wink:

PostPosted: Tue Jul 19, 2005 8:58 am
by Hlop
Birddog114 wrote:
Hlop wrote:Are you serious or is it just a joke of the day? :)


Yes, I'm :wink:


I'm sorry for these people! They are killing flies with cricket bat :(

PostPosted: Tue Jul 19, 2005 9:04 am
by birddog114
Three weeks ago, I sold a Nikkor 17-55 to one Pro photos with a D2x,
He took home and called me the day after complained the lens did not focus, I asked him to bring it back.
Guess what? the switch "M/A -M" on the lens was switched to manual. :wink:

Another true story,

A month ago, a wedding photos bought a Nikkor 17-55Dx.

He took home and three hours later called on the phone and expressed his anger. The nature was after he took the lens home, he called Maxwell and quoted its serial number with the purpose to find out : if it's new or was in repair or refurbished.

Maxwell Service Center replied: "it was in service not long ago".

As usual, I explained it was the fresh source and original was from HKG, just landed in my store two days before. How can this happened and how Maxwell can track on service histories of lens purchased O/S.

He accepted the condition of buying grey import from the beginning.

I asked him to come back and had me on the phone with Maxwell while he was standing beside.

I talked to Maxwell Service Center and gave the same serial number,
Maxwell: "That invoice was last year invoice" :shock: :shock:

I asked: what the service for?

Maxwell: Could not tell cos it was long ago.

I told the wedding photos: The number you gave them was the invoice number not the serial number of the lens.

He grabbed the phone and had an argument with Maxwell.

Finally, he walked out with his face :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops:

A "real idiot wedding photos"! can we name him as the Pro-photographer of the year!

PostPosted: Tue Jul 19, 2005 10:20 am
by gstark
Birddog114 wrote:
Hlop wrote:
Is it prediction or you just know how to kill them remotely? :)


Hehehehehe! REMOTELY :lol:

Accordingly to the price, it might be twice cheaper as D1X when it was just released but it still expensive for pure amteur. And as most of my pictures just a crap I won't buy D2X 'till I'll learn how to master D70 at least


I sold few D2x to amateur guys, even they don't know how to switch it on :roll: and rang me complaining its viewfinder to large with many cross and also complaining about the AF too fast, their eyes can cope with :lol: :lol:


I'll relieve them of a couple for, oh, maybe $500 each.

PostPosted: Tue Jul 19, 2005 10:26 am
by Geoff
THat is incredible Birdy, I imagine that you were quite satisfied when you realised that he was reading the invoice number, not the serial #. I can't believe the intelligence of some people in this world, and to think he's making money as a 'pro photographer'...scary :)

PostPosted: Tue Jul 19, 2005 10:32 am
by MHD
Just so you know: D-TTL works on the D2X so your SB-80DXs will still be usefull

PostPosted: Tue Jul 19, 2005 11:04 am
by ipv6ready
Thanks all. Especially about the SB-80DX, I will upgrade the flash in the future.

I am investigating what I can keep and what I can offload.

Though about having a second body Birdy, I think for many amateurs like me, we cannot afford to have a second body.

Well the D100 was the first camera I bought with my money before that all other Nikon was hand me downs or borrowed from family and never returned 8) .

So after the splash of $2500 for D100 at the time a good price, what cash I had left went into getting some decent glass. 2 x Sigma f2.8 zooms and three Nikkor primes and one Tokina.

Hlop, thanks for the 17-70mm DX my first Nikkor Zoom a great lens  :roll: the reason my D100 went to hospital :twisted: . New toy and the shutter went over time. :cry: :cry:

Well at least now I have a honest reason why I need to buy a D2x rather then a stupid rock that does not even have colour in it :!: :!:

PostPosted: Tue Jul 19, 2005 11:06 am
by sirhc55
In my years I have come across my fair share of idiots but my favourite was the guy who phoned me to ask why, when he looked through the viewfinder he could not see anything :roll:

Your first thoughts might be that he had not taken the lens cap off - NO - he had no lens on the body :shock:

PostPosted: Tue Jul 19, 2005 11:06 am
by birddog114
Geoff wrote:THat is incredible Birdy, I imagine that you were quite satisfied when you realised that he was reading the invoice number, not the serial #. I can't believe the intelligence of some people in this world, and to think he's making money as a 'pro photographer'...scary :)


I live with all these headaches! and sometimes getting bored if do not have someone to give me some "idiot" work out, or twist my brain :wink:

PostPosted: Tue Jul 19, 2005 5:30 pm
by Geoff
Birddog114 wrote:
Geoff wrote:THat is incredible Birdy, I imagine that you were quite satisfied when you realised that he was reading the invoice number, not the serial #. I can't believe the intelligence of some people in this world, and to think he's making money as a 'pro photographer'...scary :)


I live with all these headaches! and sometimes getting bored if do not have someone to give me some "idiot" work out, or twist my brain :wink:


That's a healthy way to look at it :)

PostPosted: Wed Jul 20, 2005 3:45 pm
by ipv6ready
Got an SMS last night from Maxwell at 5:31PM :idea: -> With the words Update and nothing else :twisted: :twisted: which is worse then no news at all!!! I rang to hear automated reply -> closed or to that effect...Hmm sending SMS at 5:31pm :idea:

So rang this morning - Oh apparently the technician just got the camera? 2 days it takes to go from service reception to Technician....

Then I asked why can't I log on to see status :?: CS person toells me the person who logged the job did not input my email address so I cannot logon to see it?

I say Oh that is OK can you update it please, so I can? -> reply No :shock: :shock: once its logged it cannot be changed
:shock: :twisted:

So I say when can I expect a quote? the reply oh it will be about friday I think? Friday -> :twisted: my reply --> the techie is looking at it now.......you seroiusly telling me it will take him or her full three days of man hours to quote a repair Maxwell might not even get paid for????


Well I will leave the ending of this conversation to your imagination......but now I can log on and will have a quote this afternoon
:D

PostPosted: Wed Jul 20, 2005 3:53 pm
by birddog114
ipv6ready wrote:Got an SMS last night from Maxwell at 5:31PM :idea: -> With the words Update and nothing else :twisted: :twisted: which is worse then no news at all!!! I rang to hear automated reply -> closed or to that effect...Hmm sending SMS at 5:31pm :idea:

So rang this morning - Oh apparently the technician just got the camera? 2 days it takes to go from service reception to Technician....

Then I asked why can't I log on to see status :?: CS person toells me the person who logged the job did not input my email address so I cannot logon to see it?

I say Oh that is OK can you update it please, so I can? -> reply No :shock: :shock: once its logged it cannot be changed
:shock: :twisted:

So I say when can I expect a quote? the reply oh it will be about friday I think? Friday -> :twisted: my reply --> the techie is looking at it now.......you seroiusly telling me it will take him or her full three days of man hours to quote a repair Maxwell might not even get paid for????


Well I will leave the ending of this conversation to your imagination......but now I can log on and will have a quote this afternoon
:D


It happenned! and no surprise to me at all!

They just don't have only your camera to look at or check.

:lol: Your D100 has to be dis-infected from the Service counter prior to pass to the techies :lol: to avoid "white powder" or other harmful things get into their Dept. and it was transferred by a slowest turtle in this world :lol:

Sitback & relax, they will let you know soon.

PostPosted: Wed Jul 20, 2005 4:03 pm
by ipv6ready
I agree with you Birdie, i understand I am nnot the only customer and maybe i should clarify my statement...I was fine that it took two days for the camera to be seen by a techie...actually I expect that with the amount of work nikon would have and with other lines they distrubute.

It was more the sequence of events
SMS 5:31 for no reason
Automated answer
Why tell me the techie is looking at it
and then say Friday for a quote :shock:

Finally it only really got me angry because the CS told me the system cannot be updated so I can logon! Also why send SMS at 5:31PM :!: :!:

Without the SMS I would not have even rang nor enquired till mid next week.


I guess it is how it was ansewered and handled that got me ticked off.

PostPosted: Wed Jul 20, 2005 4:07 pm
by wendellt
YEah

i get the same deal from Maxwell too, the runaround but last night i was perfectly content not worry about my camera and just watch the simpsons, I do have a lot of spare time now, maybe it's a blessing

Maxwell said it would take a week, it better because i have a office party next friday and to my surprise I am the self designated photographer.

Last year my coolpix 8700 went into service 2 times the oen i have today is my third! the warranty ends in september maybe i can get my fourth or is that just pushing it?

Someone said to me Maxwell technicians are great but the management and CRM departments are horrible.

PostPosted: Wed Jul 20, 2005 4:08 pm
by birddog114
ipv6ready wrote:I agree with you Birdie, i understand I am nnot the only customer and maybe i should clarify my statement...I was fine that it took two days for the camera to be seen by a techie...actually I expect that with the amount of work nikon would have and with other lines they distrubute.

It was more the sequence of events
SMS 5:31 for no reason
Automated answer
Why tell me the techie is looking at it
and then say Friday for a quote :shock:

Finally it only really got me angry because the CS told me the system cannot be updated so I can logon! Also why send SMS at 5:31PM :!: :!:

Without the SMS I would not have even rang nor enquired till mid next week.


I guess it is how it was ansewered and handled that got me ticked off.


Is this the first time you experienced with Nikon/ Maxwell Service?
I normally don't give them my mobile phone number, the phone number I gave to them is one of the "Best House" in Surry Hill :lol:

Cos I'm in the area of Maxwell's office nearly everyday, my suppliers are there.

PostPosted: Wed Jul 20, 2005 4:12 pm
by Glen
Wendell, is that the D2X in for service? My condolences if it is. What was the concern?

PostPosted: Wed Jul 20, 2005 4:15 pm
by birddog114
Glen wrote:Wendell, is that the D2X in for service? My condolences if it is. What was the concern?


No ones got the D2x from me has problems so far! only wendell!

Don't know what had he done with it? perhaps he put so many black tape around it to disguise:wink:

PostPosted: Wed Jul 20, 2005 4:20 pm
by Glen
Maybe the gaffa tape is holding it together after a big fall?

PostPosted: Wed Jul 20, 2005 4:21 pm
by birddog114
Glen wrote:Maybe the gaffa tape is holding it together after a big fall?


:shock: :lol: :shock: :lol:

PostPosted: Wed Jul 20, 2005 4:42 pm
by wendellt
No this is just an isolated incident, I have all the confidence in the cosmos to buy another D2x or better camera from Birddog

I actually think of it as vacation time, no more stress

My camera is getting a pampering too from gorgeous Nikon service technicians, it's having a ball of a time!

when i get it back it will be positively glowing and a happy camera means better end results!

PostPosted: Wed Jul 20, 2005 5:44 pm
by gstark
Birddog114 wrote: :lol: Your D100 has to be dis-infected from the Service counter prior to pass to the techies :lol: to avoid "white powder" or other harmful things get into their Dept. and it was transferred by a slowest turtle in this world :lol:


And it went from the reception desk to the technician's ...

via London, Hong Kong, Paris, LA, Moscow, Melbourne, and Singapore.

In that order!

PostPosted: Wed Jul 20, 2005 5:48 pm
by birddog114
gstark wrote:
Birddog114 wrote: :lol: Your D100 has to be dis-infected from the Service counter prior to pass to the techies :lol: to avoid "white powder" or other harmful things get into their Dept. and it was transferred by a slowest turtle in this world :lol:


And it went from the reception desk to the technician's ...

via London, Hong Kong, Paris, LA, Moscow, Melbourne, and Singapore.

In that order!


:lol: :lol: :lol: :shock:

PostPosted: Wed Jul 20, 2005 5:55 pm
by ipv6ready
Birddog114 wrote:
gstark wrote:
Birddog114 wrote: :lol: Your D100 has to be dis-infected from the Service counter prior to pass to the techies :lol: to avoid "white powder" or other harmful things get into their Dept. and it was transferred by a slowest turtle in this world :lol:


And it went from the reception desk to the technician's ...

via London, Hong Kong, Paris, LA, Moscow, Melbourne, and Singapore.

In that order!


:lol: :lol: :lol: :shock:


Wrong update,

The Technician needs to go to the above mentioned places to get it tested.
Outside Lidcombe business centre is too mundane 8)

PostPosted: Wed Jul 20, 2005 6:01 pm
by birddog114
ipv6ready wrote:
Birddog114 wrote:
gstark wrote:
Birddog114 wrote: :lol: Your D100 has to be dis-infected from the Service counter prior to pass to the techies :lol: to avoid "white powder" or other harmful things get into their Dept. and it was transferred by a slowest turtle in this world :lol:


And it went from the reception desk to the technician's ...

via London, Hong Kong, Paris, LA, Moscow, Melbourne, and Singapore.

In that order!


:lol: :lol: :lol: :shock:


Wrong update,

The Technician needs to go to the above mentioned places to get it tested.
Outside Lidcombe business centre is too mundane 8)


Do you think they do their services at their location?

Or

Outsource?

PostPosted: Wed Jul 20, 2005 7:24 pm
by Onyx
Birddog114 wrote:Do you think they do their services at their location?

Or

Outsource?


I'd LIKE to believe their techies are in-house... in that shiny new warehouse, presumably upto ISO9000 standards.

Likewise I'd like to believe ipv6's D100, Wendell's D2X and my D70 are having a nice Nikon teaparty in there.

PostPosted: Wed Jul 20, 2005 8:03 pm
by birddog114
Onyx wrote:
Birddog114 wrote:Do you think they do their services at their location?

Or

Outsource?


I'd LIKE to believe their techies are in-house... in that shiny new warehouse, presumably upto ISO9000 standards.

Likewise I'd like to believe ipv6's D100, Wendell's D2X and my D70 are having a nice Nikon teaparty in there.


Most of that building is the warehouse, office is upstair, Sevice counter and spare part are on one side, small room for tech in the back with shelves.
They might send all repair to their outsources,
Please note: Maxwell outsource all their local service center for Nikon's products in each State, just do a small part as checking, verifying and tatatata of small work inhouse that's the reason why the D100 took few days to get to their Service Dept from Service Counter :lol:

PostPosted: Wed Jul 20, 2005 8:52 pm
by ipv6ready
Birddog114 wrote:They might send all repair to their outsources,
Please note: Maxwell outsource all their local service center for Nikon's products in each State, just do a small part as checking, verifying and tatatata of small work inhouse that's the reason why the D100 took few days to get to their Service Dept from Service Counter :lol:


You are making me cry!!!!!! :cry: :cry: :cry:
I hope it is not Poraday who services the cameras or I could of got my GF to walk it over at lunch.

I thought taking it direct to the source would of sped up the repair or burial.

The reason I wanted the answer quickly was .... I want to know if i must spend my tax return on the body or i can dream about other things Nikkor or Sigma.

Eitherway I think I already spent my return :cry: :cry:

I hate this site and my GF hates it even more, before I started reading here I only knew of few lenses and never thought about buying them.

Cubic Zirconia for my GF :oops: :wink: Seconds thought should not give my GF my Nikon without being very close to it for protection from jealousy

PostPosted: Wed Jul 20, 2005 9:11 pm
by stubbsy
wendellt wrote:No this is just an isolated incident, I have all the confidence in the cosmos to buy another D2x or better camera from Birddog

I actually think of it as vacation time, no more stress

My camera is getting a pampering too from gorgeous Nikon service technicians, it's having a ball of a time!

when i get it back it will be positively glowing and a happy camera means better end results!

Wendell What's wrong with the D2x?

PostPosted: Wed Jul 20, 2005 9:28 pm
by wendellt
stubbsy wrote:Wendell What's wrong with the D2x?


Peter I don't know it probably decided that a holiday at Maxwell was better than being snug in my caring hands.

'err' message on the LCD screen that means camera malfunction according to the manual

No i did not drop it, cook it, wash it, abuse it nor strangle it to death with black gaffer tape, I treated it with the upmost care.

these things happen, it's a mechanical device.

PostPosted: Wed Jul 20, 2005 9:31 pm
by birddog114
wendellt wrote:
stubbsy wrote:Wendell What's wrong with the D2x?


'err' message on the LCD screen that means camera malfunction according to the manual

.


It also means "Human error" :wink: or "User error".

PostPosted: Wed Jul 20, 2005 10:26 pm
by gstark
Birddog114 wrote:Please note: Maxwell outsource all their local service center for Nikon's products


Yep. Canon do all of their work these days.

PostPosted: Thu Jul 21, 2005 7:26 am
by birddog114
gstark wrote:
Birddog114 wrote:Please note: Maxwell outsource all their local service center for Nikon's products


Yep. Canon do all of their work these days.


That's right! cos Canon has their Head Office and branches offfice in Australia.
Nikon does not have the same set up as Canon, so they outsource their contractors in each States and same as in New Zealand. Their contractors received replacement parts from Nikon/ Maxwell.
Service from Canon is even worse than Maxwell's contractors for Nikon products. I knew a photog has his Canon 1Ds MKII there nearly 3 months for waiting of parts :cry: and few guys with 20D taking long term holiday with Canon Service Center.
Sorry I do not flame them but would like to reveal the truth of the Service of the Brand name which I was engaged with.

PostPosted: Sat Jul 30, 2005 12:29 am
by ipv6ready
The D100 is back today :D
Description of work performed


Fully Dismantle Camera :?:
CCD Remapped
Clean Mirror
Dismatle Mirror Box

8 hours labor

Where is the cost of shutter? Telephone quote over $600 :evil:

The BIG Surprise!!!!!!

CR and Invoice $198 labour and $6 for parts????
:D :)

PostPosted: Sat Jul 30, 2005 12:39 am
by sirhc55
Great news and a massive saving on the quoted price for the repair :D

PostPosted: Sat Jul 30, 2005 12:50 am
by ipv6ready
ipv6ready wrote:Where is the cost of shutter? Telephone quote over $600 :evil:


Yes Sirhc55 I was very happy, as the telephone quote was nikon ringing me to give me a quote after they inspected the camera onsite and said I need to replace the shutter

PostPosted: Sat Jul 30, 2005 3:22 am
by Link
Thanks for the feeback, t's great to hear your camera revived for $200! Still impressive: 8 hours labour at this price means they charged... $25 an hour! :shock: I would have expected much more! Good on you!

Link.

PostPosted: Sat Jul 30, 2005 7:06 am
by birddog114
ipv6ready wrote:
ipv6ready wrote:Where is the cost of shutter? Telephone quote over $600 :evil:


Yes Sirhc55 I was very happy, as the telephone quote was nikon ringing me to give me a quote after they inspected the camera onsite and said I need to replace the shutter


I think you still have your lucky to escape the "Tiger Shark" and your D100 back to life after went into coma.

:lol: :lol:
Perhaps, the girl or the boy from Maxwell Service Center "love" your voice over the phone.

So, Sorry! no more excuse to claim for the replacement of the D2x :lol: I heard this from behind where you're sitting.

Pls. note: 3 months extended warranty from the date of completed repair.

PostPosted: Sat Jul 30, 2005 7:56 am
by gstark
Link wrote:Thanks for the feeback, t's great to hear your camera revived for $200! Still impressive: 8 hours labour at this price means they charged... $25 an hour! :shock: I would have expected much more! Good on you!

Link.


Indeed.

Great news. Let's hope for several more years' life after this service.

PostPosted: Sat Jul 30, 2005 9:26 pm
by ipv6ready
Birddog114 wrote:
ipv6ready wrote:
ipv6ready wrote:Where is the cost of shutter? Telephone quote over $600 :evil:


Yes Sirhc55 I was very happy, as the telephone quote was nikon ringing me to give me a quote after they inspected the camera onsite and said I need to replace the shutter


I think you still have your lucky to escape the "Tiger Shark" and your D100 back to life after went into coma.

:lol: :lol:
Perhaps, the girl or the boy from Maxwell Service Center "love" your voice over the phone.

So, Sorry! no more excuse to claim for the replacement of the D2x :lol: I heard this from behind where you're sitting.

Pls. note: 3 months extended warranty from the date of completed repair.

Thank you, all.

I was actually thinking of selling this after repairing it and using as a deposit.

I thought the aligned stars were telling me to get a D2x, but now it seems the GOD work in mysterious ways and it was really telling me that D200 is the way to much coinicidence.

Though as much as owning a D2x is tempting the other thread about the release of D200 is making me wait.

If I understand it correctly the D100 was pulled from the market so a D200 must be in within a year?.

I guess it is a compromised D2x between D70 and D2x. What more can you ask for.

Always 6500 reasons to wait.

PostPosted: Mon Aug 01, 2005 2:47 pm
by Onyx
ipv6, while I'm happy you got your D100 back and ready for action again - it seems consistency is not one of Maxwell's strong suits. My D70 is still on vacation and they're not being straight with me, giving me the same excuse they did a month ago. <sigh>

PostPosted: Mon Aug 01, 2005 4:20 pm
by ipv6ready
Onyx wrote:ipv6, while I'm happy you got your D100 back and ready for action again - it seems consistency is not one of Maxwell's strong suits. My D70 is still on vacation and they're not being straight with me, giving me the same excuse they did a month ago. <sigh>


Is this the same "all our technicians are sick with the flu"?
I had this same excuse for over a week.

I actually rang in the morning after 7 working days and asked for progress report. As I do not have internet access to the system (see the original few posts) and the lady said, it is still getting fixed.

an hour later a sms to say pick up? :D

I hope you have the same "good" news :) :)