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aam1234
1st of September 2004 (Wed), 01:23
Hi,
Does anybody know of a good & reliable online store in the UK (for photo equipment of course).
Thanks
BearSummer
1st of September 2004 (Wed), 01:52
Hi aam1234,
try one of these
Park Cameras (www.parkcameras.com)
Warehouse express (www.warehouseexpress.com)
Mifsud (www.mifsuds.com)
AJPurdy (www.ajpurdy.co.uk)
for second hand
MXV (www.mxv.co.uk)
All the best
BearSummer
aam1234
1st of September 2004 (Wed), 02:03
Thanks BearSummer
aam1234
1st of September 2004 (Wed), 02:09
Checked Park Camera, the prices are very good! does that mean they don't include VAT?
lomond
1st of September 2004 (Wed), 02:18
Hi aam1234
Yes VAT is included ( Says so way down the page )
I tend to use Warehouse Express
Found them very reliable and a next day service.
If you use them do phone to check item is in stock. ( Doesn't say on web sight)
Cameron
Biko
1st of September 2004 (Wed), 02:26
Anyone used ukdigital.co.uk?
They have the 20D cheapest I can find, £1059.00 inc VAT http://www.ukdigital.co.uk/canon_eos_20d.htm
evilenglishman
1st of September 2004 (Wed), 03:48
I've used this shop a lot, they do next day delivery if you order before 2pm.
Very reliable with good prices.
http://www.cameraking.co.uk/
BearSummer
1st of September 2004 (Wed), 05:05
Hi aam1234,
Yeah park are my fave dealer, even better if you can get down to them, the burgess hill branch has some excellent staff, wonderful selection of lenses, printers, paper and bags.
all the best
BearSummer
Cadwell
1st of September 2004 (Wed), 05:27
I'll give a positive vote for warehouse express.
Sherpa
1st of September 2004 (Wed), 05:46
I've used Park Cameras a few times recently and found them to be very good. They respond quickly to emails and it's worth contacting them before you order to check stock though as I've had to wait for the last few items I ordered. It's worth it for the low prices I think.
evilenglishman
1st of September 2004 (Wed), 06:44
Park are okay but don't bother with their part exchange/upgrade offers. They will only give you around £300 for your 10D
aam1234
1st of September 2004 (Wed), 09:11
I don't live in the UK. But the reason I asked is b/c: 1- prices are comparable to US's 2- I thought I might save on shipping 3- There is always somebody here going to the UK (for exchanging an item for example).
The only problem is that I have an address in the UK (p.o.box) so I'll be subject to VAT (I guess).
sGu
1st of September 2004 (Wed), 13:18
i'm in UK, but nearly all my gear are from B&H, simply can't stand being ripped off in daylight by those sky high RRP.
evilenglishman
1st of September 2004 (Wed), 14:36
I don't live in the UK. But the reason I asked is b/c: 1- prices are comparable to US's
Are you sure? most electronics in the uk are much more expensive than us prices.
aam1234
1st of September 2004 (Wed), 22:30
I compared the price of 100-400 L, while the UK price is higher but not by much.
evilenglishman
2nd of September 2004 (Thu), 04:28
UK price: £1,159.95
http://www.cameraking.co.uk/displayProduct1.asp?ProductIDs=758&ManufacturerID= 1&PriceRangeID=&Ty_Typeproduct=2&TypeId=146
USA Price: $1,409.95
http://www.adorama.com/CA100400ISU.html
£1,159.95 = $2,079.44 - $669.49 extra
aam1234
2nd of September 2004 (Thu), 04:47
yup, you got me there evilenglishman. I must have messed the calculation somehow.
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