FS: Panasonic HMC150 - Bing Cash Back - 52 Hours

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vongspoth

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Just put up my HMC150 on eBay. I love this camera and it only has 52 hours on it, but I need to have multiple cameras for shooting weddings and will be using the proceeds to buy 2 HDSLRs. Here's the link:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=170452869596

There are a lot of people who'll vouch for me and you can also take a look at the items I've been selling on my eBay profile.

DVXuser members that I've sold or bought from in the last 6 months:

ChipThome
Kevin Wells
LighthouseMedia
immusicman
denver9

Bing Cash Back
Using Bing Cash Back you could receive up to 8% cash back ($200 max) when you use the "Buy It Now" option. Go to www.bing.com and search for "Panasonic HMC150." Ebay should be a sponsored link and when you click on it, eligible listings will have a gold coin next to them. You can click on the Buy It Now button on this listing and it'll take you to a page that will show you how much cash back you'll receive before having to commit to the purchase.

Please read the details at the link below. Seller does not make any guarantees with this program since Bing could alter it before the end of the auction:
http://pages.ebay.com/cashbackoffer/terms.html
 
I will attest to the good transaction relationship I have had with Vic. The Postal Service didn't cooperate, but Vic made it right anyways.....WITHOUT being asked. Anyone who does that in this day and age, is ACES in my book !!!!!
 
I second what Chip has said. Victor would be one of the best communicators on this forum when it comes to selling items. What he describes is what you get. A fair dinkum trustworthy member.

Steve.
 
DitchAllDay said:
those black dots in the view finder you cannot get rid of? i am very interested in the camera. i do live in az aswell.
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No. I first tried a lens blower on the exterior, but it looks like the dots are inside the sealed unit. They're not dead pixels because they disappear depending on your viewing angle. Coming up to Flag anytime soon? If you win the auction, I can just deliver it to you and save you the shipping costs.
 
FYI - you can twist off the plastic EVF cap, might be all you need to do to get rid of the dust/dirt.
 
Just spoke with Panasonic and they said that the remaining portion of the 3 year warranty (about 2 years) is transferable after the camera has been sent to one of their repair facilities in Los Angeles or New Jersey for evaluation. They told me that the cost would be $150.
 
I think someone said before that the price for evaluation was $250. Hmm. Someone has to research the warranty transfer procedure/issues once and for all, with all possible combinations (regged/unregged camera, time passed after purchase, "main" 1-year warranty, "extra" warranty, etc).
 
Cranky said:
I think someone said before that the price for evaluation was $250. Hmm. Someone has to research the warranty transfer procedure/issues once and for all, with all possible combinations (regged/unregged camera, time passed after purchase, "main" 1-year warranty, "extra" warranty, etc).
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I'm going to try calling either the New Jersey or LA site tomorrow to confirm what the technician told me.
 
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