Just received camera. Has no warranty card inside. Should there be one or I I just go online to complete
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A warranty card is no longer provided from Nikon. All that they now require for service is that you retain a copy of your invoice or receipt.
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If you have not purchased this camera yet I would advise not to do this. It has been servicing for 1 week. As other customer wrote, after batteries discharged and were replaced with new ones the camera didn't switch on and doesn't react on any action. My request to the shop remained unanswered.Regards
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If you buy an extended warranty (CR does not recommend) but it cheaper and B&H; camera. B&H; stands behind their warrenties. Better yet, don't buy one at all. Many credit cards double the length of your purchase for no charge at all.
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Oh gosh I wish I could help. I don't even have the same computer anymore, so I no longer have the zip file. I do remember spending 2 days to get it straightened out. I would buy a new camera before going through that again. I see some good deals on newer cameras. Good luck!!
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No card.Battery charger & battery included. You had better get a back up battery they seem to run down faster than my other cameras.
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Should have come with the camera or go to their web site and down load it. Mine did not last very long so I ordered a browning. It is working great
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Don't know how old your camera is, but this happened to mine a while ago. My camera was quite old. The cost to fix it was prohibitive, so I bought a new camera, with an extended warranty. I looked at Best Buy , Amazon and a number of other places and bought a new on when they had a sale
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I'm not sure I have not yet had a issue with the cameras yet to even begin looking into a warranty sorry I couldn't be more help
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Just purchased one, but with no warranty, sorry I couldn't help, getting a bag to keep your camera safe is the best way to save money n take care of ur stuff.
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I bought a warranty the same day I bought the camera. I read that one of your responders said you could get a separate warranty anytime before the manufacturer's warranty expires. While I'm sure this is true, I would add a cautionary note: I had the experience with the Nikon COOLPIX in which their authorized repair shop found that while they acknowledged manufacturer (or warranty-covered problems), they came up with a reason to void the entire manufacturer's warranty. This, after only using the camera two weeks. I was relieved to have the backup warranty in place; they took care of the problem for me. I bought a warranty the same day I bought the camera. I read that one of your responders said you could get a separate warranty anytime before the manufacturer's warranty expires. While I'm sure this is true, I would add a cautionary note: I had the experience with the Nikon COOLPIX in which their authorized repair shop found that while they acknowledged manufacturer (or warranty-covered problems), they came up with a reason to void the entire manufacturer's warranty. This, after only using the camera two weeks. I was relieved to have the backup warranty in place; they took care of the... » Read More I bought a warranty the same day I bought the camera. I read that one of your responders said you could get a separate warranty anytime before the manufacturer's warranty expires. While I'm sure this is true, I would add a cautionary note: I had the experience with the Nikon COOLPIX in which their authorized repair shop found that while they acknowledged manufacturer (or warranty-covered problems), they came up with a reason to void the entire manufacturer's warranty. This, after only using the camera two weeks. I was relieved to have the backup warranty in place; they took care of the problem for me. « Show Less
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Box was closed and item was new. It came with a worldwide warranty card (meant for a different market) but dealer assured me everything was with this and offered an additional warranty free of charge for the camera itself. Haven't had any issues so far.
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I was looking at your question above. I don't know why a warranty isn't mentioned. Maybe they just automatically think people will know. I believe it should be more explicit also. The camera is a great one. It takes great pictures and is very easy to handle. I'm not sure if you have one yet, but I do recommend it. I didn't use it often enough, therefore, I gave it to my son, who I knew would use it a lot more. I hope I have been of some help to you.
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Hi Andrea - If it is within the warrenty period (one year from purchase) - there is a yellow color warranty paper that came with the camera. You have to send the camera with that warranty paper to Nikon - The address you send it to is listed on the paper but I found out on-line that it was slightly different. The key is they won't accept it if you don't have the original warranty paper. I mailed mine in and they sent me an email acknowledging receipt and then just mailed the fixed camera back to me in about a month. Hope this helps.
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Thank you for contacting us. As this is a new product, the one year warranty is held by Nikon USA. There is no registration required for the warranty, if you should need warranty service you would simply call Nikon for instructions and they'll honor the warranty as long as you provide an invoice showing that you purchased the camera from an authorized dealer like Cameta Camera.
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Hello Pilar, I should think you have warranty. My best bet would be to contact the seller and see how the can help. They are very helpful. The seller was able to replace some of the accessories (memory card holder, some fluid, mini tripod, etc) that were not working (spoiled) at the time I bought mine.
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Hi, I'm in Australia and I take it that the chances are that the questioner is in the USA. We have a different legal framework here concerning consumer protections that are more strict on the supplier than in the USA. All my Fuji cameras have been good and I've had about six of them over the last ten years so I don't worry about warranty cards, I flick them in the bin. having said that I can't remember seeing a warranty card in the box either but I'm trying to remember back nearly two years. If you have real concerns I'd contact Fuji in your country but I think with a few small inconveniences this camera is a real good one to have. I've taken some of my best shots with this camera. Its versatility is really good. Many programmes and facilities to help you take your best shots. It has a lot in it and may take you a while to come to grips with all the goodies in this camera. Happy shooting with your new camera.
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You must register the camera at Canon and they will warranty the camera etc. They will also answer questions online if you have an issue