We purchased three D700's from Fumfie in May not realizing they sell gray market, meaning there was no warranty. On a trip in April one of my D700's failed to work and upon returning home I boxed the camera up and sent it to Nikon for repair. Nikon received my camera on May 9 and sent me an email ...
I ordered a Panasonic Lumix DMC-G2 from fumfie.com. Price out the door on the Internet was 469.90 and I added a "marchmadness" coupon which brought the total to 465.90, with $0 for shipping cost. The first odd thing is that the website sent a confirmation with no price or any record of ...
I purchased a Canon 60D Digital SLR from Fumfie.com via a link posted on CNET.com as a five-star seller. This company is a bait-and-switch company. Within minutes of placing my order at the $795.00 stated price of the camera I also opted for faster shipping at an additional cost of $19.99. The ...
Be careful. Thisstore is very deceptive. I ordereda camera from their site. Ifinished my order, input all of the credit card payment details and figured thetransaction was done. A few dayslater I got an email requesting the following: "For faster processing time, we ask that you please call us ...
Fumfie.com advertise a good deal on a Canon camcorder. After I place the order, they send me an email to call them. Then they told me that the battery is only good for 15 minutes and pressure me to buy a battery. When I refuse, then they told me that I have to pay a mandatory insurance ($30) or I ...
If you have asked yourself why their prices are so low and their company is located in Brooklyn, it's because they are a gray market dealer. If you like gray market crap, buy from them. Otherwise, go to a local camera store you've actually heard of and buy from them. I got a Nikon D7000 that was to ...