Dave,
It is the reality of the 21 century: most things are ordered via internet
and brought to your home by UPS/FedEx/USPS.
In the first year or two after our kid was born, we had UPS people coming
to our door at least 4 times a week, - thanks to free 2-day delivery
with Amazon Prime (and the cheapest diapers with "Amazon Family" and
subscription).
Re: "most lenses are final sales only".
You can return lenses with several reliable on-line Pentax authorized
distributors.
Say, on Amazon, IF the seller is Amazon (or the order is "fulfilled
by Amazon", in which case the return rules are those of Amazon), -- you
can buy lenses, and if you are not satisfied with them within 30 days,
you can return them. You'd pay the return shipping.
A similar picture is applicable to Walmart.com (only if the items are sold
by Walmart). And I also believe, these days, B&H allows returns. IIRC, so
does Adorama.
Igor
David J Brooks Wed, 21 Jun 2017 02:34:52 -0700 wrote:
I hope so but they are not making it very easy in my neck of the woods
to get product. Most if not all have to be ordered in and most lenses
are final sales only
Dave
On Tue, Jun 20, 2017 at 11:03 PM, Paul Stenquist wrote:
You seem to say that gleefully. It's a valuable brand. Someone will probably
buy it cheap if Ricoh fails.
Paul via phone
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