by ckboo
Tue Dec 25, 2012 3:05 am
So I found a great deal on a lens that I really wanted for Christmas. I called to see if I could speak with a live person, and did so (a man named Joseph)...I asked if it was a legitimate Nikon lens, not aftermarket, gray market, or counterfeit and he swore it was all brand new, Nikon, no problems, not refurbished, etc. All my funds were in Paypal at the time and of course, they did not accept Paypal. They did say they would take a credit card or a COD. I figured I could get my Paypal funds to my bank in time to do a COD and also thought since they were accepting credit cards, they must be legit because the credit card companies would come after them.
Well, the Nikon 24-70 2.8 I was supposed to get came in as a Sigma 18-250 (for a Canon, no less) with no packing slip whatsoever. I chased down the UPS man and asked for my cashiers check back in return for the package and he said he could not.
I called the company at lens team and Joseph answered once again and said the warehouse mislabeled my package and mixed mine up with someone elses and that I would receive mine the day after Christmas, along with a check for $25 for the inconvenience. None of this feels right, I feel like he is a professional con artist. Does anyone have experience with this company and what can I do if my lens never comes in??
Thanks,
Kassi
Well, the Nikon 24-70 2.8 I was supposed to get came in as a Sigma 18-250 (for a Canon, no less) with no packing slip whatsoever. I chased down the UPS man and asked for my cashiers check back in return for the package and he said he could not.
I called the company at lens team and Joseph answered once again and said the warehouse mislabeled my package and mixed mine up with someone elses and that I would receive mine the day after Christmas, along with a check for $25 for the inconvenience. None of this feels right, I feel like he is a professional con artist. Does anyone have experience with this company and what can I do if my lens never comes in??
Thanks,
Kassi