86th Street Photo & Video they had no intention on sending me the camera--they took my credit card info and i had to cancel months later. Internet

They just wanted to fleece you while doing it.

What they do is take out ads showing gear at very low prices. Somebody places an order and 86th St. Photo tells them that it is just for the unit itself. The charger will cost $100, the battery will cost $75, and so on...

If a customer refuses to buy the accessories, they will cancel the order. People who do buy the package often find that they are getting a grey market camera.

These guys actually operate under different names, so watch out for this tactic no matter what company you choose to deal with. If the price of an item is very low compared to other stores, it is probably too good to be true.

They just wanted to fleece you while doing it.

What they do is take out ads showing gear at very low prices. Somebody places an order and 86th St. Photo tells them that it is just for the unit itself. The charger will cost $100, the battery will cost $75, and so on...

If a customer refuses to buy the accessories, they will cancel the order. People who do buy the package often find that they are getting a grey market camera.

These guys actually operate under different names, so watch out for this tactic no matter what company you choose to deal with. If the price of an item is very low compared to other stores, it is probably too good to be true.

They just wanted to fleece you while doing it.

What they do is take out ads showing gear at very low prices. Somebody places an order and 86th St. Photo tells them that it is just for the unit itself. The charger will cost $100, the battery will cost $75, and so on...

If a customer refuses to buy the accessories, they will cancel the order. People who do buy the package often find that they are getting a grey market camera.

These guys actually operate under different names, so watch out for this tactic no matter what company you choose to deal with. If the price of an item is very low compared to other stores, it is probably too good to be true.

They just wanted to fleece you while doing it.

What they do is take out ads showing gear at very low prices. Somebody places an order and 86th St. Photo tells them that it is just for the unit itself. The charger will cost $100, the battery will cost $75, and so on...

If a customer refuses to buy the accessories, they will cancel the order. People who do buy the package often find that they are getting a grey market camera.

These guys actually operate under different names, so watch out for this tactic no matter what company you choose to deal with. If the price of an item is very low compared to other stores, it is probably too good to be true.