Just got off the phone with Olympus.

The bill to repair my E-300, flat rate, is $310 plus 6% tax which
brings it to $328.60!!

Damn.

So much for that camera.

Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
Just got off the phone with Olympus.

The bill to repair my E-300, flat rate, is $310 plus 6% tax which
brings it to $328.60!!

Damn.

So much for that camera.


Time to step up to a Nikon or Canon./

Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
Just got off the phone with Olympus.

The bill to repair my E-300, flat rate, is $310 plus 6% tax which
brings it to $328.60!!

Damn.

So much for that camera.


You think camera repair people should work for wal-mart wages?

"Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here wrote in message
. ..
Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
Just got off the phone with Olympus.

The bill to repair my E-300, flat rate, is $310 plus 6% tax which
brings it to $328.60!!

Damn.

So much for that camera.


Time to step up to a Nikon or Canon./



Reg:

I compiled an eBook last month of some of my 2007 photography. Burned a
large number of copies to CD and included them to friends, family and
clients inside Christmas Cards. The reviews have been very gratifying.
Would you like a copy? The file is too large (50mb) to send as an email
attachment, but I've read about a way of sending large files via a service
called YouSendIt (yousendit.com). I've been looking for an excuse to try
it. If interested, I just need a valid email address.

RG

RG wrote:
"Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here wrote in message
. ..
Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
Just got off the phone with Olympus.

The bill to repair my E-300, flat rate, is $310 plus 6% tax which
brings it to $328.60!!

Damn.

So much for that camera.

Time to step up to a Nikon or Canon./



Reg:

I compiled an eBook last month of some of my 2007 photography. Burned a
large number of copies to CD and included them to friends, family and
clients inside Christmas Cards. The reviews have been very gratifying.
Would you like a copy? The file is too large (50mb) to send as an email
attachment, but I've read about a way of sending large files via a service
called YouSendIt (yousendit.com). I've been looking for an excuse to try
it. If interested, I just need a valid email address.

RG



Rich,
Yes I absolutely would, please send it to

Rich,
Yes I absolutely would, please send it to


I'll upload it shortly. I've never used this service before, but as I
understand it, you will receive an email with a hotlink to download the
file. You shouldn't have to do any registration to retrieve the file, but
since it's a free service, I would presume there is likely to be some ads on
the site. Let me know how the retrieval process goes, and of course how you
liked the book.

On Jan 7, 4:52*pm, HK wrote:
Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
Just got off the phone with Olympus.

The bill to repair my E-300, flat rate, is $310 plus 6% tax which
brings it to $328.60!!

Damn.

So much for that camera.

You think camera repair people should work for wal-mart wages?

They are just part changers.....

wrote:
On Jan 7, 4:52 pm, HK wrote:
Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
Just got off the phone with Olympus.
The bill to repair my E-300, flat rate, is $310 plus 6% tax which
brings it to $328.60!!
Damn.
So much for that camera.
You think camera repair people should work for wal-mart wages?

They are just part changers.....


Yeah, right. And they probably couldn't put together an 8' wood dinghy.

--
George W. Bush - the 43rd Best President Ever!

On Mon, 07 Jan 2008 21:59:03 GMT, "RG" wrote:


"Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here wrote in message
...
Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
Just got off the phone with Olympus.

The bill to repair my E-300, flat rate, is $310 plus 6% tax which
brings it to $328.60!!

Damn.

So much for that camera.


Time to step up to a Nikon or Canon./



Reg:

I compiled an eBook last month of some of my 2007 photography. Burned a
large number of copies to CD and included them to friends, family and
clients inside Christmas Cards. The reviews have been very gratifying.
Would you like a copy? The file is too large (50mb) to send as an email
attachment, but I've read about a way of sending large files via a service
called YouSendIt (yousendit.com). I've been looking for an excuse to try
it. If interested, I just need a valid email address.

If you don't mind, I'd love to see it.

First name (tom) last name (francis) at swsports dot org.

If you don't mind, I'd love to see it.

First name (tom) last name (francis) at swsports dot org.

Let me get a confirmation from Reggie that this goofy download service
actually works, and then I'll be happy to send you a copy as well.