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99,8% positive rated store Cameraland had an event in their store. For this occasion they opened some boxes with Fujinon lenses, and then put them back into the box. They now can’t sell them as new, yet they can pass for it.
The Fujinon lenses in offer are:
[shoplink 27490 ebay]Fujinon XF 56mm f/1.2[/shoplink] (9 left / $100 off)
[shoplink 27491 ebay]Fujinon XF 10-24mm[/shoplink] (4 left /$150 off)
[shoplink 27492 ebay]Fujinon XF 23mm f/1.4[/shoplink] (1 left /$100 off)
[shoplink 27493 ebay]Fujinon XF 18-135 WR[/shoplink] (1 left /$100 off)
8 Responses
I would not buy from cameraland…do your research…you won’t have to look far to find out you are better off spending your money elsewhere
people will dispute my post….saying how good camera land is…they are just camera land lackies
I’m located in EU, so I never had the possibility to deal with Cameraland… but the positive feedback is 99,8%, with 682 happy cutsomers, 3 neutral and 1 negative feedback… that’s pretty good, I think
Absolutely stellar customer service.
From reading reviews, I think they must be absolutely awful to deal with in person, but online where they can’t do a bait and switch and you don’t have to deal with their personalities, the problem is solved.
I am not a cameraland lackey. I’ll say it as I’ve experienced it. Bought 2 X-E1 kits, a 14/2.8, 55-200 from them “open box” and all were like new. This last time, however, I bought a silver X-E2 kit for the wife and there was a small ding on the base plate but the price was just ridiculous (1000usd for the entire kit) that we decided to keep it.
Is this “open box” nonsense a way to get sales (like the “going out of business sales” of the 80s), or does Fuji have MAP pricing and they’re just trying to find a way around it?
I have had several great transactions with Cameraland, both on ebay and through their store. Highly recommend.