What’s your experience with Nikon support?

Through the years (Nikon since 1990) a couple of refurb bodies from Nikon USA - like new; a warranty repair on a new 800e - fast/flawless; never a problem with downloads or support. Although primarily a customer of authorized brick and mortar dealers, have only had excellent result from my interactions with Nikon USA.

No business is flawless, but after following them for 30+ years, I’d suggest that their history and reputation is as good or better than any in their industry.
 
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In light of recent events with purchasing a Z body and experiencing prolific dropping of the ball and atrocious customer service on my end, I’m curious what your experiences have been with Nikon USA support.

Why? I’ve managed to escalate my particular situation to someone high up on the food chain at Nikon corporate, with direct ties to the Japanese executive side.

I’ve read quite a few stories here and on other forums about generally apathetic, atrocious, unhelpful, you name it - customer service.

The goal is to get a sense of what your experiences have been, what issues you’ve run into, how they could have handled things differently, etc.

I don’t work for Nikon but my recent experience has left me quite dumbfounded and generally blown away by how the majority of their CX reps even operate and maybe there’s a way to wake them up a bit for everyone involved here.

If you’d rather keep things private, feel free to send a PM, but I’m gonna shake things up a bit here.
None, never needed it. Returned one lens, immediate cash back, but that was the dealer (I think).

Oh, and in 1979 I got my F lensmounts machined so they became compatible with a newer AIS cameras mount. Back within a week.

Success with your escalations.

P.S. and in 1973 in Saudi Arabia got sand in my 135/2.8. No Nikon shop on the corner. Very dissapointing :-) Luckily Aramco is completely selfsupporting in nearly everything. I borrowed their lubrication manual covering everything from 10 000+ HP gasturbines to geodetic theodolites, and some watchmaker screwdrivers. Went down to the storehouse for the correct solvent and grease. Took the front ring off, cleaned it and regreased. Works to today on my FTZ. Don't talk, do something. I suppose you have the right of returning/replacement even without reason.
 
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I am sorry about your problem with them. I have never had issues with them. I have only worked with the NY repair.

D70, Green light issue. Fixed out of warranty.

17-55/2.8 dropped on pool deck (concrete) injuring zoom. Repaired at cost to me and quickly returned.

D600, oil splatter. Cleaned when ever I called for as long as I owned the camera. (Several years). It was always quickly returned. I generally tried to wet clean the sensor a couple times before calling.

I like the service I have had.
 
In light of recent events with purchasing a Z body and experiencing prolific dropping of the ball and atrocious customer service on my end, I’m curious what your experiences have been with Nikon USA support.

Why? I’ve managed to escalate my particular situation to someone high up on the food chain at Nikon corporate, with direct ties to the Japanese executive side.

I’ve read quite a few stories here and on other forums about generally apathetic, atrocious, unhelpful, you name it - customer service.

The goal is to get a sense of what your experiences have been, what issues you’ve run into, how they could have handled things differently, etc.

I don’t work for Nikon but my recent experience has left me quite dumbfounded and generally blown away by how the majority of their CX reps even operate and maybe there’s a way to wake them up a bit for everyone involved here.

If you’d rather keep things private, feel free to send a PM, but I’m gonna shake things up a bit here.
I have used nikon UK support several times. Each time was awful. Things like, not understanding the issue despite clear instruction. Sending it back unfixed. Damaging something else whilst fixing another. Taking ages to fix anything, not keeping customers informed. So generally not good at all.

The mount recall, handled by Europe was fine. But I mean so it should be right? I was worried the whole time they'd scratch something as Nikon UK did to me. Nikon seem to have a real problem understanding that someone who's sent them a camera in mint condition doesn't want it back with scratches on it or the one time some foolish tech tried to put a lens barrel back on with the wrong size screwdriver and mangled the threads in the process. Very amatuer. I hope they learn one day.

For this reason...anything serious that breaks with nikon products (which is thankfully rare anyway); I sell up (listing what is defective of course) and I simply buy a new one again. It's less waste of life than having to deal with them for sometimes months on end. It is not worth the hassle to me. Wait...maybe this was their plan all along?
 
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In light of recent events with purchasing a Z body and experiencing prolific dropping of the ball and atrocious customer service on my end, I’m curious what your experiences have been with Nikon USA support.

Why? I’ve managed to escalate my particular situation to someone high up on the food chain at Nikon corporate, with direct ties to the Japanese executive side.

I’ve read quite a few stories here and on other forums about generally apathetic, atrocious, unhelpful, you name it - customer service.

The goal is to get a sense of what your experiences have been, what issues you’ve run into, how they could have handled things differently, etc.

I don’t work for Nikon but my recent experience has left me quite dumbfounded and generally blown away by how the majority of their CX reps even operate and maybe there’s a way to wake them up a bit for everyone involved here.

If you’d rather keep things private, feel free to send a PM, but I’m gonna shake things up a bit here.
I had a very poor experience getting my new Z8 repaired for the recall. But they eventually made it up to my satisfaction after we reached a financial settlement.

Long story short, I sent it in the first day that the recall was announced and just finally got it back a few days ago. It took over a month, and two shipments back and forth to Nikon.

They first misdiagnosed something minor (my top $2 LCD screen protector cracked, but not the LCD itself) and separately quoted me $hundreds for an unnecessary LCD repair alongside the recall repair (two different work orders). This single misdiagnosis set off a chain of incompetence from them.

When I declined that unnecessary and misdiagnosed repair, the camera just sat there with no progress. When I called a few days later, Nikon told me they'd check on the progress and get back to me in 1-2 days. So 6 days later, they confirmed the camera was repaired for the recall and shipped the camera back to me.

But then 2 days after that (and after I got the camera back), they said there was a mixup and they never actually repaired my camera and I'd need to send it back to them. I had to request they expedite this, and the rep claimed both my shipping and repair would be expedited this second time. (I found out a week later in speaking with a "supervisor"--who was also terrible to speak with) that neither the shipping nor the repair was expedited; and ultimately, my "expedited" repair even ended up taking significantly longer than their average turnaround range of 7-10 days they quoted me.

Also, their system is so bad that several of their reps thought I had sent 2 different Z8 cameras--but apparently with the same serial number--telling me they sent my first Z8 back to me already but my second Z8 would be a few days. They seemingly didn't listen to anything I said and didn't answer any questions, instead offering what I considered to be weasly or canned responses to different questions, or changing scope of the response.

The last straw for me was when they finally sent me tracking number--several days after I was supposed to have already received my camera--telling me they overnighted it and I would receive the camera the next day. And when I checked the tracking number, it was sent by ground and I wouldn't get the camera for a few days. And when I called, their supervisor gave me more seemingly false answers.

I believe I had calculated that they had my Z8 longer than I did by that point. Again: I sent it in on day 1 of the recall and just finally got it back a few days ago, with possession of the camera for a just few days in between.

I had gotten frustrated enough that I filed a complaint with the BBB.

We quickly reached a financial settlement to compensate me for the ordeal, where Nikon refunded me a double-digit percentage of the purchase price of my Z8.

I like Nikon and Nikon products. But in my experience, their service has been atrocious. And it's probably made worse by the fact that they ended their authorized third party repair program in 2020 (even though it appears they use a third party--Camtech--to perform at least some repairs, since that's where my camera was sent back from the first time).

I don't mind calling Nikon out on the poor service I've received from them, because I hope they fix their poor service.
 
In light of recent events with purchasing a Z body and experiencing prolific dropping of the ball and atrocious customer service on my end, I’m curious what your experiences have been with Nikon USA support.

Why? I’ve managed to escalate my particular situation to someone high up on the food chain at Nikon corporate, with direct ties to the Japanese executive side.

I’ve read quite a few stories here and on other forums about generally apathetic, atrocious, unhelpful, you name it - customer service.

The goal is to get a sense of what your experiences have been, what issues you’ve run into, how they could have handled things differently, etc.

I don’t work for Nikon but my recent experience has left me quite dumbfounded and generally blown away by how the majority of their CX reps even operate and maybe there’s a way to wake them up a bit for everyone involved here.

If you’d rather keep things private, feel free to send a PM, but I’m gonna shake things up a bit here.
I had a very poor experience getting my new Z8 repaired for the recall. But they eventually made it up to my satisfaction after we reached a financial settlement.

Long story short, I sent it in the first day that the recall was announced and just finally got it back a few days ago. It took over a month, and two shipments back and forth to Nikon.

They first misdiagnosed something minor (my top $2 LCD screen protector cracked, but not the LCD itself) and separately quoted me $hundreds for an unnecessary LCD repair alongside the recall repair (two different work orders). This single misdiagnosis set off a chain of incompetence from them.

When I declined that unnecessary and misdiagnosed repair, the camera just sat there with no progress. When I called a few days later, Nikon told me they'd check on the progress and get back to me in 1-2 days. So 6 days later, they confirmed the camera was repaired for the recall and shipped the camera back to me.

But then 2 days after that (and after I got the camera back), they said there was a mixup and they never actually repaired my camera and I'd need to send it back to them. I had to request they expedite this, and the rep claimed both my shipping and repair would be expedited this second time. (I found out a week later in speaking with a "supervisor"--who was also terrible to speak with) that neither the shipping nor the repair was expedited; and ultimately, my "expedited" repair even ended up taking significantly longer than their average turnaround range of 7-10 days they quoted me.

Also, their system is so bad that several of their reps thought I had sent 2 different Z8 cameras--but apparently with the same serial number--telling me they sent my first Z8 back to me already but my second Z8 would be a few days. They seemingly didn't listen to anything I said and didn't answer any questions, instead offering what I considered to be weasly or canned responses to different questions, or changing scope of the response.

The last straw for me was when they finally sent me tracking number--several days after I was supposed to have already received my camera--telling me they overnighted it and I would receive the camera the next day. And when I checked the tracking number, it was sent by ground and I wouldn't get the camera for a few days. And when I called, their supervisor gave me more seemingly false answers.

I believe I had calculated that they had my Z8 longer than I did by that point. Again: I sent it in on day 1 of the recall and just finally got it back a few days ago, with possession of the camera for a just few days in between.

I had gotten frustrated enough that I filed a complaint with the BBB.

We quickly reached a financial settlement to compensate me for the ordeal, where Nikon refunded me a double-digit percentage of the purchase price of my Z8.

I like Nikon and Nikon products. But in my experience, their service has been atrocious. And it's probably made worse by the fact that they ended their authorized third party repair program in 2020 (even though it appears they use a third party--Camtech--to perform at least some repairs, since that's where my camera was sent back from the first time).

I don't mind calling Nikon out on the poor service I've received from them, because I hope they fix their poor service.
Absolutely ridiculous saga that! I've been through some of that stuff with them before too so I know how it goes.
 
In light of recent events with purchasing a Z body and experiencing prolific dropping of the ball and atrocious customer service on my end, I’m curious what your experiences have been with Nikon USA support.

Why? I’ve managed to escalate my particular situation to someone high up on the food chain at Nikon corporate, with direct ties to the Japanese executive side.

I’ve read quite a few stories here and on other forums about generally apathetic, atrocious, unhelpful, you name it - customer service.

The goal is to get a sense of what your experiences have been, what issues you’ve run into, how they could have handled things differently, etc.

I don’t work for Nikon but my recent experience has left me quite dumbfounded and generally blown away by how the majority of their CX reps even operate and maybe there’s a way to wake them up a bit for everyone involved here.

If you’d rather keep things private, feel free to send a PM, but I’m gonna shake things up a bit here.
If you were in Europe (or more specifically the UK) your experience would be very very different and I am guessing better.

OK it helps if one is both a very long term NPS member and know / work with the head of NPS and the core team quite regularly for over 3 decades.

I also regularly used the top pro sales and repair centre in London (Fixation - Professional photographic repairs and sales since 1988 - Unit C, 250 Kennington Lane, London SE11 5RD) since the late 1980s

Nikon UK, NPS and Fixation (see below) work hand in glove - following the "reorganisation" of Nikon Europe and UK - Paula Stevens created and co-owned the business with Mike Allen (former Nikon UK). It was through Paula's commitment that Fixation made connections and established relationships with big names such as Getty, Press Association, Reuters, Johnsons Press, Mirror Group and associated Newspapers. AND we benefit from that infrastructure.

Fixation is now the UK centre for spare Nikon spare parts and works on all brands. Fixation has been an "A" dealership for Nikon and pro-repair centre since 1990 or ’92. Not long after that, Canon UK started to woo them to take on their pro kit repairs because pro customers were telling them that they wouldn’t swap to Canon from Nikon because they liked bringing their repairs to Fixation, and a few years later they were able to finally say yes to that.

The expansion of the company has been driven by customer satisfaction and personal recommendation. Fixation has always kept a low profile and not gone out of their way to attract non-pro clients (though of course we’ve not turned anyone away!) That has meant that the growth has been organic and customer-driven – providing what they really want and need. Fixation has an extremely varied database including some very prestigious and high-profile clients and brands which they too modest and discreet to mention.

Once Fixation had done the 2012 Olympics and the Commonwealth Games pop-up shops in the press centres, Fixation become a ‘brand’ in its own right, and moved to consolidate that with some careful sponsorships specifically aimed at professional photographers.

Paula and Fixation's proudest moment was opening the Prophoto Centre in the Main Press Centre at London 2012 Olympics. Not only was it an honour to be asked by Bob Martin, the Photo Manager at this and so many other Olympics to do this, but for an organisation of Fixation’s size and limited resources to reproduce a mini version of itself in a pop up venue on the other side of London…Wow!

Speak to Grays of Westminster or any of the other top retailers or top studios/pros they all point to Fixation for repair and services.

The recent Z8-mount fix was run by Nikon UK customer services and went very smoothly for my pair of Z8.
 
In light of recent events with purchasing a Z body and experiencing prolific dropping of the ball and atrocious customer service on my end, I’m curious what your experiences have been with Nikon USA support.
If you were in Europe (or more specifically the UK) your experience would be very very different and I am guessing better.

OK it helps if one is both a very long term NPS member and know / work with the head of NPS and the core team quite regularly for over 3 decades.
And it should not be that way (period).

Every customer should get same quality level of support from Nikon.
 
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In light of recent events with purchasing a Z body and experiencing prolific dropping of the ball and atrocious customer service on my end, I’m curious what your experiences have been with Nikon USA support.
If you were in Europe (or more specifically the UK) your experience would be very very different and I am guessing better.

OK it helps if one is both a very long term NPS member and know / work with the head of NPS and the core team quite regularly for over 3 decades.
And it should not be that way (period).

Every customer should get same quality level of support from Nikon.
Fully agree. Whether you buy a Coolpix or a Z9, the level of customer services should be consistent across the board.

It’s almost as if Nikon USA reps are trained to deflect, avoid, not take ownership and not answer questions when it comes to complex issues. They don’t care. For standard run of the mill problems, it seems they generally get things done. But the moment you add complexity or a warranty issue, they shut down.
 
In light of recent events with purchasing a Z body and experiencing prolific dropping of the ball and atrocious customer service on my end, I’m curious what your experiences have been with Nikon USA support.

Why? I’ve managed to escalate my particular situation to someone high up on the food chain at Nikon corporate, with direct ties to the Japanese executive side.

I’ve read quite a few stories here and on other forums about generally apathetic, atrocious, unhelpful, you name it - customer service.

The goal is to get a sense of what your experiences have been, what issues you’ve run into, how they could have handled things differently, etc.

I don’t work for Nikon but my recent experience has left me quite dumbfounded and generally blown away by how the majority of their CX reps even operate and maybe there’s a way to wake them up a bit for everyone involved here.

If you’d rather keep things private, feel free to send a PM, but I’m gonna shake things up a bit here.
I had a very poor experience getting my new Z8 repaired for the recall. But they eventually made it up to my satisfaction after we reached a financial settlement.

Long story short, I sent it in the first day that the recall was announced and just finally got it back a few days ago. It took over a month, and two shipments back and forth to Nikon.

They first misdiagnosed something minor (my top $2 LCD screen protector cracked, but not the LCD itself) and separately quoted me $hundreds for an unnecessary LCD repair alongside the recall repair (two different work orders). This single misdiagnosis set off a chain of incompetence from them.

When I declined that unnecessary and misdiagnosed repair, the camera just sat there with no progress. When I called a few days later, Nikon told me they'd check on the progress and get back to me in 1-2 days. So 6 days later, they confirmed the camera was repaired for the recall and shipped the camera back to me.

But then 2 days after that (and after I got the camera back), they said there was a mixup and they never actually repaired my camera and I'd need to send it back to them. I had to request they expedite this, and the rep claimed both my shipping and repair would be expedited this second time. (I found out a week later in speaking with a "supervisor"--who was also terrible to speak with) that neither the shipping nor the repair was expedited; and ultimately, my "expedited" repair even ended up taking significantly longer than their average turnaround range of 7-10 days they quoted me.

Also, their system is so bad that several of their reps thought I had sent 2 different Z8 cameras--but apparently with the same serial number--telling me they sent my first Z8 back to me already but my second Z8 would be a few days. They seemingly didn't listen to anything I said and didn't answer any questions, instead offering what I considered to be weasly or canned responses to different questions, or changing scope of the response.

The last straw for me was when they finally sent me tracking number--several days after I was supposed to have already received my camera--telling me they overnighted it and I would receive the camera the next day. And when I checked the tracking number, it was sent by ground and I wouldn't get the camera for a few days. And when I called, their supervisor gave me more seemingly false answers.

I believe I had calculated that they had my Z8 longer than I did by that point. Again: I sent it in on day 1 of the recall and just finally got it back a few days ago, with possession of the camera for a just few days in between.

I had gotten frustrated enough that I filed a complaint with the BBB.

We quickly reached a financial settlement to compensate me for the ordeal, where Nikon refunded me a double-digit percentage of the purchase price of my Z8.

I like Nikon and Nikon products. But in my experience, their service has been atrocious. And it's probably made worse by the fact that they ended their authorized third party repair program in 2020 (even though it appears they use a third party--Camtech--to perform at least some repairs, since that's where my camera was sent back from the first time).

I don't mind calling Nikon out on the poor service I've received from them, because I hope they fix their poor service.
That is their usual standard Substandard Service Competence
 
In light of recent events with purchasing a Z body and experiencing prolific dropping of the ball and atrocious customer service on my end, I’m curious what your experiences have been with Nikon USA support.

Why? I’ve managed to escalate my particular situation to someone high up on the food chain at Nikon corporate, with direct ties to the Japanese executive side.

I’ve read quite a few stories here and on other forums about generally apathetic, atrocious, unhelpful, you name it - customer service.

The goal is to get a sense of what your experiences have been, what issues you’ve run into, how they could have handled things differently, etc.

I don’t work for Nikon but my recent experience has left me quite dumbfounded and generally blown away by how the majority of their CX reps even operate and maybe there’s a way to wake them up a bit for everyone involved here.

If you’d rather keep things private, feel free to send a PM, but I’m gonna shake things up a bit here.
Very good service but IMO expensive.
 
This just happened to me when I sent my Z8 to Melville, NY for the bayonet mount advisory.

As I was preparing my camera for shipment, I was removing my aftermarket camera strap (which is slightly thicker than the provided strap) from the triangle shaped lugs, when on one side the plastic insert popped out, I guess because it was too tight between the strap and the plastic insert. I tried over and over again to re-snap the insert back into the lug without any luck. Between my fingers not being nimble enough for the task and fear that I would break the insert trying to stretch it out, I decided just to send it to Nikon for the task.

I zip tied the plastic insert to the lug and included a note on the enclosed paperwork telling them what happened and asked them to please put it back together.

When I received my camera back, I couldn't believe the plastic insert was still zip tied to the lug. It was like they just ignored my request. While I saw this as such an insignificant request, I would not have expected to be charged for it. On the other hand, if they felt like they didn't want to give me a freebie, they should have at least said so and included a charge on the Estimate/Acknowledgment but didn't. It's hard for me to believe a tech would have handled my body during all the checks and inspections and do nothing about it.

Overall, this is a pretty insignificant matter. I am more surprised than upset. Many times, there's a thin line between one company's customer service and another company's and it's the little things that make a company stand out. Nikon Melville certainly didn't stand out for me.
 
I've not had reason to have any experience with Nikon support as I have never had a problem with a Nikon camera or lens that was any issue that would require contact. Have only been using Nikon since around 2000, though, but have always purchased lower line equipment and bought only refurbished sale items.

But will be interested in hearing what went wrong on your situation. Last report from you in your previous thread indicated that Nikon agreed to replace the camera you purchased, but you had not yet sent it in. So I am assuming they have somehow changed their mind and backed out of the offer to replace which is pretty wild.

I would be upset also if a company sent me an unacceptable product and acknowledged it along with agreeing to replace it, then backed out.

Good luck and keep us informed.
 
This just happened to me when I sent my Z8 to Melville, NY for the bayonet mount advisory.

As I was preparing my camera for shipment, I was removing my aftermarket camera strap (which is slightly thicker than the provided strap) from the triangle shaped lugs, when on one side the plastic insert popped out, I guess because it was too tight between the strap and the plastic insert. I tried over and over again to re-snap the insert back into the lug without any luck. Between my fingers not being nimble enough for the task and fear that I would break the insert trying to stretch it out, I decided just to send it to Nikon for the task.

I zip tied the plastic insert to the lug and included a note on the enclosed paperwork telling them what happened and asked them to please put it back together.

When I received my camera back, I couldn't believe the plastic insert was still zip tied to the lug. It was like they just ignored my request. While I saw this as such an insignificant request, I would not have expected to be charged for it. On the other hand, if they felt like they didn't want to give me a freebie, they should have at least said so and included a charge on the Estimate/Acknowledgment but didn't. It's hard for me to believe a tech would have handled my body during all the checks and inspections and do nothing about it.

Overall, this is a pretty insignificant matter. I am more surprised than upset. Many times, there's a thin line between one company's customer service and another company's and it's the little things that make a company stand out. Nikon Melville certainly didn't stand out for me.
From dealing with the call center (a good 6+ hours and multiple supervisors) it's clear as day that there is a total disconnect between Nikon USA (whether that be sales or repairs) <> the call center <> customers. This is probably by design (albeit a terrible design for this brand).

The call center guys are generally tied to a script, they don't really answer questions, offer feedback, or know how to deal with a complex issue. They also don't information share, so you have to keep explaining the same $hit over and over again. And we're talking about the supervisor level here. They're own ticket system doesn't show a thread of replies and is inherently broken.

I agree with you, customer service is important, it's critical. It makes or breaks the product. I think the issue with Nikon is that once in a while, they F-up royally but they are clueless as to how to remedy a situation. The easiest thing in my case would have been to simply take ownership and send out a replacement. Done.
 
Today's Nikon support (aka Melville), makes it a habit to blame the user for manufacturer defects. I've had an experience where a screw was missing UNDER the rubber grip and instead of repairing it for free under warranty (yes, within a year), they charged me instead.

If you do a search, you'll see good and bad support. But I've noticed that in the present, they have an agenda in getting paid during warranty support.
 
I thought you previously stated that they agreed to you returning the camera for refund or replacement?
Returning it is not an issue. That’s a consumer right. It’s the games they’ve been playing with respect to a “replacement” including financial games, some solid A+ lies, misleading statements, pricing differences, you name it. Almost like dealing with a rug salesman in a bazaar. It’s comical but it’s also beyond words

Can’t say more for now until I get it resolved. But will definitely report back.
 
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I thought you previously stated that they agreed to you returning the camera for refund or replacement?
Returning it is not an issue. That’s a consumer right. It’s the games they’ve been playing with respect to a “replacement” including financial games, some solid A+ lies, misleading statements, pricing differences, you name it. Almost like dealing with a rug salesman in a bazaar. It’s comical but it’s also beyond words

Can’t say more for now until I get it resolved. But will definitely report back.
Not good, please let us know what happens.
 
I thought you previously stated that they agreed to you returning the camera for refund or replacement?
Returning it is not an issue. That’s a consumer right. It’s the games they’ve been playing with respect to a “replacement” including financial games, some solid A+ lies, misleading statements, pricing differences, you name it. Almost like dealing with a rug salesman in a bazaar. It’s comical but it’s also beyond words

Can’t say more for now until I get it resolved. But will definitely report back.
Depending on outcome, how bad situation is, whether you are fed-up; you may be faced with decision as to throwing in towel and moving on.

From experience it is easier to sell a brand-new, still in a factory box, camera; than one which has barely been used.

Regardless, best of luck!
 
In light of recent events with purchasing a Z body and experiencing prolific dropping of the ball and atrocious customer service on my end, I’m curious what your experiences have been with Nikon USA support.

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The goal is to get a sense of what your experiences have been, what issues you’ve run into, how they could have handled things differently, etc.
The goal will not be met; the feedback will be invalid, because the most aggrieved people are the most vocal, and the most satisfied usually silent. Also because these fora are used by / read by a microscopic fraction of Nikon's customer base.
If you’d rather keep things private, feel free to send a PM, but I’m gonna shake things up a bit here.
Not here, see my previous note, and Nikon doesn't read these fora anyway.

Having said all of that, my experiences with Nikon support - Canada - are very good to excellent.
 

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