Here is a list of design problems......

On off switch can easily be bumped.
Plastic sliding camera cover is easily scratched by the camera.
It is not waterproof.
Casing made out of plastic.

The last one is the one that pushed me over the edge. I had mine for two years and the casing of the unit is made of plastic and it uses a bungee cord to strap on to trees. The casing where the cord holds on cracked and the unit wouldn't wrap onto trees no more. So I sent it back. They were kind enough to replace the outer plastic casing, but did not replace the scratched cover that goes in front of the camera. So I used it when I got it back this fall. I used it 5 times and then in late November take it off the tree and when I go to set it down in my car, water starts to run out. The panel and where the battery attaches was all rusted. I send it back and they write me back saying it will cost me for the parts and shipping. No labor charges but I was still pissed. If they say waterproof then it should be. The water came in from where the sliding cover is located. This didn't happen to me with my old casing but it did rust the battery attachment before. All I did for that was raise the battery with an old plastic scent bottle cut in half.

What they should do is recess the on off switch so it isn't easily turned on.

Reinforce there plastic covering so it doesn't crack.

Instead of sliding a cover have it open with hinges. This would also probably make it waterproof.

Any other problems out there with your purchased scouting cameras? After seeing Jessies web page I will no longer purchase a trail camera.
Any advice if I can bi$ch and moan to the company. I am not expecting to get money back but you would think it being a waterproof problem they would back up there product.