Has anyone heard of CameraAddict.com?
I'm looking to buy a Canon G9 and their price is $283 and the next lowest price is well over a hundred more. It freaks me out that there is such a price difference between two companies. Can someone tell me if they have had dealings with this company before? Thanks.
Here is the link: http://www.cameraaddict.com/viewprod...riceDigital#ps
Here is the link: http://www.cameraaddict.com/viewprod...riceDigital#ps
AVOID! The first review is relating to the camera that you want.
http://www.resellerratings.com/store/Camera_Addict
This is a typical "upseller" that will treat you like absolute crap if you try to argue with them.
edit: Hey! Another Hoosier! Woohoo!
http://www.resellerratings.com/store/Camera_Addict
This is a typical "upseller" that will treat you like absolute crap if you try to argue with them.
edit: Hey! Another Hoosier! Woohoo!
Last edited by TreeFiddyZee; Jul 11, 2008 at 03:55 PM.
From Columbus, live in Clarksville, some family in Indy. I've been to Anderson a few times.
Footnote: Resellerratings.com is a good place to check these places out.
I screwed up and tried to buy something from a place like this and ended up canceling my debit card because of it. They put up nice prices, then try to sell you something a whole lot more expensive. I was in the market for a flash for my camera and bought a Canon that was a hundred dollars cheaper than anywhere else. I had to call them "to complete my order". And the guy kept prying in to what kind of camera I had. I told him it didn't matter, I was buying a flash. He then proceeded to tell me that I was rude and that HE was the expert.
There are a lot of them in Brooklyn and New Jersey. A lot of times, there are many different company names, but they are really the same people. It's sad that people think they have to be crooked to make a living.
Footnote: Resellerratings.com is a good place to check these places out.
I screwed up and tried to buy something from a place like this and ended up canceling my debit card because of it. They put up nice prices, then try to sell you something a whole lot more expensive. I was in the market for a flash for my camera and bought a Canon that was a hundred dollars cheaper than anywhere else. I had to call them "to complete my order". And the guy kept prying in to what kind of camera I had. I told him it didn't matter, I was buying a flash. He then proceeded to tell me that I was rude and that HE was the expert.
There are a lot of them in Brooklyn and New Jersey. A lot of times, there are many different company names, but they are really the same people. It's sad that people think they have to be crooked to make a living.
Rule #1 I have learned about buying camera supplies.. don't order anything online from New York (Brooklyn esp) unless its from B&H
If the offer seems too good to be true, it probably is. Stick to B&H, Adorama, NewEgg, etc. when buying Cameras and expensive lenses. Don't have to worry too much about cheap accessories and memory cards though. Also, a Google search for the company name will usually turn up a review page about them.
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