I sure will,I'm curious about it myself since others have told me that their units eat batteries as well. If the new unit they send gets me through a month of use on a set of batteries I'll be happy with that. If not I'll save up and by a better quality product next time.

Well if it does not work I will make a suggestion to a good camera that does great on batteries.

Do the math. With the price of good quality batteries, and you only expecting 1month before they need replacing, you should have just bought a better camera from the get-go.
I use Energizer Lithiums which are $22 per 12pack.
I don't replace batteries but 1-2x a yr in my cams and they are out 10-11months a year.

Well I am sure he would have bought a different camera from the get go if he knew that it would burn through batteries so fast. I doubt it says on the package 1 set of batteries = 1 week. He said he bought a cheap one because he was not sure if it would get stolen or not. I am sure you have never had buyers remorse.

I only plan on keeping the camera out up to the middle of September or so, so if I get to that point and can spend 20 bucks or so I can live with that amount spent as compared to spending 250.00 to 350.00 for a better camera. My goal is to establish the movement of two particular Bucks I hope to get a shot at in the early bow season here in Indiana. I have only killed one Buck in my first two seasons of hunting so my goals are modest as regards how big a Buck must be to go up in size compared to my first kill. My 8 Pointer who lives in the area I'm hunting this fall would be a trophy to me,the 10 pointer an even bigger trophey but he is hard to get a shot at due to his nocturnal habits. So 2 1/2 months or so of camera use is a reasonable exspense to me.

Nothing cheap about their customer service. I always like to hear things like this, kind of rare these days. I think I'll support that company if I have a need.