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It’s the first time I see the RX100 sell for less than $550 thanks to [shoplink 20461 ebay]6ave on eBay (free shipping)[/shoplink]. The store must have some kind of special connection to Sony because they also sell the [shoplink 20462 ebay]A99 body for $2,300 only (here one Bay)[/shoplink].
And another good news if you missed it last week: The up to 60% savings on Sandisk cards are back at Amazon US (Click here). P.S.: The Zeiss 50mm is in Stock at BHphoto.
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Found via DealsRunner.com.
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Trust me, you dont want to mess with 6th Ave Photo. They lure you in with a cheap camera and then badger you until you buy $600 of garbage accessories.
They are NOT an authorized Sony Retailer.
Its called bait and switch. Why do you always re-post these highly questionable companies’ deals? Very unethical of you, Andrea. Please allow this post to go through because other people should know what level of h*ll they’re going to unleash on themselves if they decide to try 6th Ave.
http://www.resellerratings.com/store/Sixth_Avenue_Electronics_6th_Ave
Buying the product on EBay usually guarantees that you will get what they are offering for the price they state or you get your money back. EBay almost always sides with the buyer no matter what. Buying directly from the store may not be the same experience.
Okay, after reading this I’ve just got to put my two cents in. I did some research and 6th Ave Express is at best a vendor of questionable reputation and one I’d steer clear of if at all possible. With customer feedback claims of receiving “grey market”cameras without being told about it, used and broken items sold as new,refusal to honor their sales even after customers had paid for it, pressuring auction winners to buy overpriced extras then canceling the order when they refuse by telling ’em the item is no longer for sale..the list goes on and on. There’s tons of these “bait and switch” camera guys out there and every one of ’em is on Ebay, and each and every one of ’em are crooks, 6th Ave included. You’ve got a helluva lot of nerve promoting these charlatans…I read this blog every day and usually find it quite good when reporting the latest Sony gear, but this is simply too much. If you think I’m blowing smoke up one’s derriere then I think you need to read this first:
http://www.consumeraffairs.com/home_electronics/6th_avenue_electronics.html
Oh just in case you didn’t know, they were also called 6th Ave Electronics…they’ve got a HELLUVA
Okay, after reading this I’ve just got to put my two cents in. I did some research and 6th Ave Express is at best a vendor of questionable reputation and one I’d steer clear of if at all possible. With customer feedback claims of receiving “grey market”cameras without being told about it, used and broken items sold as new,refusal to honor their sales even after customers had paid for it, pressuring auction winners to buy overpriced extras then canceling the order when they refuse by telling ’em the item is no longer for sale..the list goes on and on. There’s tons of these “bait and switch” camera guys out there and every one of ’em is on Ebay, and each and every one of ’em are crooks, 6th Ave included. You’ve got some nerve promoting these characters…I read this blog every day and usually find it quite good when reporting about the latest Sony gear, but this is a bit much. My advice, buyer beware!
Most manufacturers do not guarantee or warrant anything sold through auction block websites, first off. Secondly NO ONE has a “Sony connection” where pricing is concerned. The price is the price. If it’s $599 at Amazon, it’s $599 at B&H Photo. If it’s $599 at National Camera Exchange in Minnesota, it’s $599 at Samy’s in San Diego, California. Seriously.
Do NOT buy Sony product from eBay hucksters. You will find that you will regret it.