pulpfiction007
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http://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-5...ep_vectorid=229466&kwid=902099&mtid=824&kw=lg
Just passing it on...
Just passing it on...
Big Value Inc has the 5D MKIII @ $2599 limited quantities
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pulpfiction007
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Well, with these Ebay stores all you can do is read the positive feedback and negative feedback and go from there. I followed on the Canon Rumor forums (where the link is posted) and some say not to do it...others say they got their cameras. Sounds like possibly grey market, maybe I should just delete this posting altogether....
That was a great deal...! The same seller had the 24-105L for 759$ yesterday on a daily offer...now its 876$, still a good price...
US warranty and 30 days return policy...I cant imagine what could go wrong...especially through EBAY/PAYPAL...
I wish I was in the US now...
US warranty and 30 days return policy...I cant imagine what could go wrong...especially through EBAY/PAYPAL...
I wish I was in the US now...
alex1
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I always thought "grey market" was a bad thing until I read this B&H article.
The terms "grey market", "direct import", and "IMP", refer to the same thing in this article. B&H sells most products with a warranty from the manufacturer or from the manufacturer's licensed importer. We also sell some products we've obtained from sources other than the manufacturer or its licensed importer. These are "grey market" products. "Grey market" is not illegal, not factory seconds, not demo merchandise, not cheaper or inferior products. In fact in almost every instance a "grey market" product is absolutely identical to its US-warranted counterpart. "Grey market" and US-warranted products are manufactured in the same factories from the same components, and sub-assemblies, to the same specs and tolerances, by the same workers. In terms of the item itself (excepting PAL video -- see below) there is no difference at all. A "grey market" Nikon 50mm f/1.4 D-AF lens (for example) is exactly the same in every possible way as the US-warranted version
Another cheap one here...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Canon-EOS-5D-Mark-III-BODY-Digital-SLR-Camera-Canon-5260B002-NEW-/150962126595?pt=Digital_Cameras&hash=item23260b3f03
The terms "grey market", "direct import", and "IMP", refer to the same thing in this article. B&H sells most products with a warranty from the manufacturer or from the manufacturer's licensed importer. We also sell some products we've obtained from sources other than the manufacturer or its licensed importer. These are "grey market" products. "Grey market" is not illegal, not factory seconds, not demo merchandise, not cheaper or inferior products. In fact in almost every instance a "grey market" product is absolutely identical to its US-warranted counterpart. "Grey market" and US-warranted products are manufactured in the same factories from the same components, and sub-assemblies, to the same specs and tolerances, by the same workers. In terms of the item itself (excepting PAL video -- see below) there is no difference at all. A "grey market" Nikon 50mm f/1.4 D-AF lens (for example) is exactly the same in every possible way as the US-warranted version
Another cheap one here...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Canon-EOS-5D-Mark-III-BODY-Digital-SLR-Camera-Canon-5260B002-NEW-/150962126595?pt=Digital_Cameras&hash=item23260b3f03
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ROCKMORE
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Good one. As with all new technology, it gets old pretty fast. For sure this is the future price of the 5Dmk3, and already sold for that price.
