A Nikon user and a Nikon executive met at the side of a river that had a bridge only wide enough for one to cross at a time, and which had a gap at its start. The user asked to go over the bridge first with the executive helping him across the gap, but the executive was silent and said nothing in response. "Ah, I understand you think that's not fair, so let's draw straws to see who goes first" said the user. The executive kept silent and just stared at the user. "Okay," continued the user, "I'll just lie down and let you walk over me to cross the bridge." Finally, the executive found his voice: "I'm a little particular about what I walk on. Why don't you just get out of the way and I'll jump over the gap and be on my way." And that, dear reader, is how it happened that the executive got to the other side and the user was left behind.
Wow, there are lot of people here who have obviously never had the displeasure of dealing with Nikon's customer "service". I've had the unfortunate experience on multiple occasions and I'm not even slightly surprised that Nikon's factory-direct store is terrible and overpriced; Nikon has a serious disconnectedness problem.
Wow, there are lot of people here who have obviously never had the displeasure of dealing with Nikon's customer "service". I've had the unfortunate experience on multiple occasions and I'm not even slightly surprised that Nikon's factory-direct store is terrible and overpriced; Nikon has a serious disconnectedness problem.
Here's a little tidbit that does a nice job summing up Nikon's attitude towards its customers...
A Nikon user and a Nikon executive met at the side of a river that had a bridge only wide enough for one to cross at a time, and which had a gap at its start. The user asked to go over the bridge first with the executive helping him across the gap, but the executive was silent and said nothing in response. "Ah, I understand you think that's not fair, so let's draw straws to see who goes first" said the user. The executive kept silent and just stared at the user. "Okay," continued the user, "I'll just lie down and let you walk over me to cross the bridge." Finally, the executive found his voice: "I'm a little particular about what I walk on. Why don't you just get out of the way and I'll jump over the gap and be on my way." And that, dear reader, is how it happened that the executive got to the other side and the user was left behind.