The ever-elusive Nikon ML-L3 Remote

Not that I care weather or not it was posted here, but I can tell you I went
through hell trying to find one, I had to drive into the city, walk into the
camera store and ask for one.....then (and you arnt going to believe this),
I had to wait at least....3 minutes while they got one out of stock, it was
the most frustrating 3 minutes of my life...

Seriously for a second, personally I think Nikon should supply them with the
camera, i know I got one with the Canon G2 & G5 I had. Does Canon supply a
remote with their latest DSLR's? Then again no one ever supplied them with
film cams.


--
Michael Brown
Melbourne Australia
www.photo.net/photos/mlbrown




"Darrell Larose" wrote in message
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"Brian" wrote in message
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On Tue, 19 Oct 2004 17:13:58 -0400, "Darrell Larose"
wrote:


"Brian" wrote in message
.. .

My apologies for annoying anyone with this, but as hard as these are
to find, I did find 10 of them for the MSRP of $18, and had to drive
a
ways to do it... but I'm keeping one for myself (D70 Owner), and
selling the rest on e-bay for less than the guys in Hong Kong or
UK...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=3847318140

Maybe eBay will cancel this auction for spamming...

No offense... but how is mentioning my e-bay auction in one single
usenet group, without any other e-mails or posts related to it to any
other individuals or newsgroups.... spam?

When it violates both the newsgroup charter (no commercial posts) and eBay
own regulations... ergo SPAM!!! They aren't that hard to find.




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Brian wrote:

No offense... but how is mentioning my e-bay auction in one single
usenet group, without any other e-mails or posts related to it to any
other individuals or newsgroups.... spam?

It's not. Unfortunately, some people have gotten the idea that "spam"
means "advertisement" or indeed "anything I don't like".

However, eBay ads are discouraged here, so you're likely to get some
flak for posting it. It is indeed unwelcome (though not "spam"). I
mean, if you think about it, if everyone who listed something on eBay
posted about it here, it would quickly reduce this newsgroup to a
smoking crater. There is a marketplace group for it.

--
Jeremy |

You missed the boat.
Me and a few other eBAYer were unloading hundreds of D70 remote a while back
for AUD 22 [ ~USD 15 ] only.
I wish I can sell them at USD 30 :P

=bob=

"Mick Brown" wrote in message
...
Not that I care weather or not it was posted here, but I can tell you I
went
through hell trying to find one, I had to drive into the city, walk into
the
camera store and ask for one.....then (and you arnt going to believe
this),
I had to wait at least....3 minutes while they got one out of stock, it
was
the most frustrating 3 minutes of my life...

Seriously for a second, personally I think Nikon should supply them with
the
camera, i know I got one with the Canon G2 & G5 I had. Does Canon supply
a
remote with their latest DSLR's? Then again no one ever supplied them
with
film cams.

You missed the boat.
Me and a few other eBAYer were unloading hundreds of D70 remote a while back
for AUD 22 [ ~USD 15 ] only.
I wish I can sell them at USD 30 :P

=bob=

"Mick Brown" wrote in message
...
Not that I care weather or not it was posted here, but I can tell you I
went
through hell trying to find one, I had to drive into the city, walk into
the
camera store and ask for one.....then (and you arnt going to believe
this),
I had to wait at least....3 minutes while they got one out of stock, it
was
the most frustrating 3 minutes of my life...

Seriously for a second, personally I think Nikon should supply them with
the
camera, i know I got one with the Canon G2 & G5 I had. Does Canon supply
a
remote with their latest DSLR's? Then again no one ever supplied them
with
film cams.

On Tue, 19 Oct 2004 22:37:20 -0000, Jeremy Nixon
wrote:

Brian wrote:

No offense... but how is mentioning my e-bay auction in one single
usenet group, without any other e-mails or posts related to it to any
other individuals or newsgroups.... spam?

It's not. Unfortunately, some people have gotten the idea that "spam"
means "advertisement" or indeed "anything I don't like".

However, eBay ads are discouraged here, so you're likely to get some
flak for posting it. It is indeed unwelcome (though not "spam"). I
mean, if you think about it, if everyone who listed something on eBay
posted about it here, it would quickly reduce this newsgroup to a
smoking crater. There is a marketplace group for it.

We share the same dictionary... and thanks for the clarification on
the posting of e-bay stuff.

I'll refrain from that in the future...

As for the earlier poster about Nikon including them with the
camera... I totally agree... it should be part of the package...
manufacturing cost on these couldn't possible exceed a couple of
bucks.

On Tue, 19 Oct 2004 22:37:20 -0000, Jeremy Nixon
wrote:

Brian wrote:

No offense... but how is mentioning my e-bay auction in one single
usenet group, without any other e-mails or posts related to it to any
other individuals or newsgroups.... spam?

It's not. Unfortunately, some people have gotten the idea that "spam"
means "advertisement" or indeed "anything I don't like".

However, eBay ads are discouraged here, so you're likely to get some
flak for posting it. It is indeed unwelcome (though not "spam"). I
mean, if you think about it, if everyone who listed something on eBay
posted about it here, it would quickly reduce this newsgroup to a
smoking crater. There is a marketplace group for it.

We share the same dictionary... and thanks for the clarification on
the posting of e-bay stuff.

I'll refrain from that in the future...

As for the earlier poster about Nikon including them with the
camera... I totally agree... it should be part of the package...
manufacturing cost on these couldn't possible exceed a couple of
bucks.

On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 09:09:23 +1000, "[BnH]" b18[at]ii[dot]net wrote:

You missed the boat.
Me and a few other eBAYer were unloading hundreds of D70 remote a while back
for AUD 22 [ ~USD 15 ] only.
I wish I can sell them at USD 30 :P

We'll see... they are selling, however.

On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 09:09:23 +1000, "[BnH]" b18[at]ii[dot]net wrote:

You missed the boat.
Me and a few other eBAYer were unloading hundreds of D70 remote a while back
for AUD 22 [ ~USD 15 ] only.
I wish I can sell them at USD 30 :P

We'll see... they are selling, however.