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Back a few months when I was looking at getting the A2, I saw ad in the back of an OP magazine from Digital Liguidators that quoted the A2 as being around 500 bucks. I called them and they said that that was a misprint, and the price was about 100 bucks more (I don't remembr the exact prices anymore:lol
![]() Recently I called about the Maxxum 7D for sale for $1125 and the told me "they are all sold out" and hung up on me right away. Are these guys a scam? BTW, they are selling the A200 for $580 http://www.digitalliquidators.com/de...p?id=mndima200 Thanks, max |
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The A2 is advertized in the back of my Popular Photography and Imaging mag. for $429.
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Well, they have a 512mb compact flash card for $239 and a ~4 year old Kodak Compact flash reader for $59 so that should give you an idea of what type of outfit they are. :G
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ya, most of the cameras must be re-furbed, And they do sell some older products for high prices, but how would you explain the Maxxum 7D for 995, and the A200 for 580?
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Are you guys just off the turnip truck? :roll::G
They have really cheap cameras for sale until you refuse to buy the overpriced accessories, then it's suddenly out of stock. |
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After you buy online you get an email asking you to call them to verify your order or credit card and then they start the up-selling... suddenly you find out that it doesn't come with a battery or charger or any cables. and the shipping is like $85 and it goes on and on... check em out at http://www.resellerratings.com first !
If anybody is more than 10-15% below everybody else it is a scam of some kind! |
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Let the buyer beware, if it looks too good to be true, it probably is. Be sure to buy from trusted sources, even if it costs a bit extra. However, don't lump all low-price e-tailers into the same category. Not all online shops are out to get you, and some tremendous savings can be had if you use your head. Take the time to ask questions and get feedback from folks who've actually shopped there, before you put the cash down. That's why we have forums like this, to empower us to make better decisions. And it sure as heck beats fighting traffic, waiting in line, and paying bloated retail store prices for the privilege of having Junior bumble his way through a sales pitch for (of all things!) over-priced warranties and accessories. Imagine that? Good luck!:lol: |
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