Ebay bargains? NOT!!!!

chancer, yes. anything else, I'm not so sure. The price for the D700 is cxlearly marked and if anyone's silly enough to pay it, that's their fault!
 
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diggerz I have edited your post slightly....not wise to cast accusations on a public forum.
 
Sorry, Yes chancer may have been more appropriate but you can see exactly what's going on here.
 
diggerz said:
Sorry, Yes chancer may have been more appropriate but you can see exactly what's going on here.
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Yes, the seller is selling goods at a price they have chosen. :)
 
That's actually worse than littlewoods , which is hard to beat given they want: (please note these are cash prices, credit costs more!)

£479 for a canon 1000D
£599 for a Nikon D3100

Now wait for it...

£899 for a canon 70-200L F4 NON IS!!!!!
£549 for a canon 85mm F1.8 !!

and for the Nikon fans

£999 for a Nikkor 18-200 VRII F3.5-5.6!!
 
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Exactly the same as the trainline.com and similar sites! I suppose if you tell people it's a bargain, they believe you.
 
If anyone actually buys from that site, they need removing from the gene pool.

As they must be on the internet to view then they can check prices too.
 
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I came across this on ebay, http://www.blueblaze.co.uk/. Just check out some of her bargains on her website particularly the Nikon D700. :(
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I almost wet myself laughing at the prices. I have to say the mark up allows for a reasonable profit :naughty: That said if someone is willing to buy something at that price then somebody is always willing to sell it.
 
I really don't see the problem here. She's effectively listing her kit at RRP.

Kenro (as the UK distributor) do exactly the same with Nissin Flashguns on their own website.

If you buy at those prices then you are daft, but caveat emptor.
 
i only paid £408 delivered for my sigma 10-20mm from camerabox delivered:)
 
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