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<blockquote data-quote="Deleted" data-source="post: 344556" data-attributes="member: 29753">I contacted a UK Nikon specialist called Grays of Westminster who seem to provide a good service &amp; have very good prices. I remembered why I prefer to buy off the internet &amp; not talk to salesmen. However the shop does have good reviews. The salesman did heavily push their extended warranty - it must be near 100% profit for them I suppose.Is there any advantage in a 3 year warranty? I would have thought that if an issue was going to develop it would show itself within a year? Note that this is warranty, not damage insurance. The cost is about £69 per year, membership needs to be in force for the warranty to work, so that's 3x £69. It comes with a magazine, website/forum access &amp; several features that I wouldn't use mainly because of distance as I don't live in the UK.<a href="http://www.nikonownermagazine.com/findout/offers/" target="_blank">Nikon Owner Magazine :: Offers</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Deleted, post: 344556, member: 29753"] I contacted a UK Nikon specialist called Grays of Westminster who seem to provide a good service & have very good prices. I remembered why I prefer to buy off the internet & not talk to salesmen. However the shop does have good reviews. The salesman did heavily push their extended warranty - it must be near 100% profit for them I suppose. Is there any advantage in a 3 year warranty? I would have thought that if an issue was going to develop it would show itself within a year? Note that this is warranty, not damage insurance. The cost is about £69 per year, membership needs to be in force for the warranty to work, so that's 3x £69. It comes with a magazine, website/forum access & several features that I wouldn't use mainly because of distance as I don't live in the UK. [url=http://www.nikonownermagazine.com/findout/offers/]Nikon Owner Magazine :: Offers[/url] [/QUOTE]

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