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"My Canon G7 needed repair! I had a warranty I bought from Mack right after I bought the camera. After 1 year and some months the flash went out completely and when I went to download any pictures the camera would turn off automatically instead of downloading. These 2 problems happened at the same time. I sent it in and they fixed the flash but the camera still turned off when I would download any pictures. I called right a way and they were very courteous and said they would send a repair ticket complete with postage paid both ways. I did pay the first time both ways and was happy they would pick of the postage on the 2ND repair. They fixed it and this time sent it without me asking 2 day Fed-Ex from their east coast location to the west coast
to me in Seattle, WA. It was fixed 100%. When this first happened I couldn't' find my info but called anyway to see if they could help. The customer service lady was very nice and asked if I had registered it within 30 days after I bought the warranty? I said yes and she found my info with all of the numbers and dates. I had been concerned with some of the negative posts I read at that time on this site. They could have made me look for it and who knows if I ever would have found it. There was no hint of hesitation to help me and I thanked them for that. They didn't have to do this as it was my responsibility to have it. For the negative posts here I want to say I believe them. I can only speak for myself and that is exactly what I am doing. For me when I received the information I filled out the form "EXACTLY" as instructed to. They handle hundreds of packages a day and if the instructions are not followed your item for repair can get lost. I made copies of everything for my records and it went through their system without a hitch both times. It did take awhile (3-4 weeks each time turn around) but their updated page with your information lets you know where your item is in the process of being repaired. Time was extended because they had to order parts for the camera. It took about 2 days to get the parts both times. I can see if I didn't follow their instructions it would get lost. I'm not referring this to anyone who has a complaint. I am sharing this with all of you for your own information. Follow the instructions to the letter. It is the only way to move your item for repair through their large system. What made me trust them from the beginning was they didn't have to acknowledge I was even registered. I have a 5 year warranty and Canon would have charged $160.00 plus postage both ways and insurance for this repair. I see since the time I visited last they have has a string of positive comments here. When I decided to send my Camera in repair I told myself I will file a review regardless of what happens. I have to say I was pleasantly surprised when they helped me with my missing information. They found my info in about 10 seconds. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend them to anyone. Thanks, Deek "