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$150 off on Nocticron (one for sale only). $100 off on the Panasonic GH3.

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What you see her eon top is a slightly damaged Nocticron box (the lens and inside box is intact!). And because of that small cosmetic damage you can get it with $150 off at [shoplink 45614 ebay]CameraLand one Bay US (Click here)[/shoplink]. They also do sell E-M1 with 12-40mm Open Box kits with a huge $300 discount on [shoplink 45615 ebay]eBay US (Click here)[/shoplink]. $100 off on the Olymus 17mm f/1.8 lens again via [shoplink 45670 ebay]CameraLand eBay US (Click here)[/shoplink].

And you get $100 off on the Panasonic GH3 at Neweggflash (Click here). With $999 the camera sells for the lowest price in USA:

Note: Olympus 14-42mm f3.5-5.6 EZ Black is back in Stock at Amazon US (Click here).

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  1. There was another site selling the same “damaged boxes” a week or two ago for $300 off. Many of the people who got those said the box was just fine along with the lens. I’m thinking this is how these businesses are getting away with selling these lenses below MSRP. That is good as I’m guessing these are not flying off the shelves at $1599. When it gets closer to $1000 I’ll bite, but at $1599 I’d rather have a Sony A7r for a few hundred extra from eBay (perfect for my set of Canon FD lenses).

  2. Why are single item offers posted here for thousands and thousands of readers? Is there any fear that the seller would be left with the stuff if the masses on the internet aren’t told about it here?

      1. I object against reporting those for the same reasons. Exception: items which in itself are rare and noteworthy.

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