If it's to good to be true, then it is! Wise words — and never wiser than for the scam artists of the millenium, 86th St. Photo & Video. My story is like others: I bought a digital camera online from them because they had a rock bottom price, but I did not succumb to high pressure sales tactics ...
I ordered a Garmin Nuvi 660 GPS unit online with 86th Photo & Video. They called me to say that they needed to confirm my address before mailing the unit to me. I returned their call and at that time they told me I needed a memory card to make the unit work. They said it was necessary not an ...
I placed an order on line for a Garmin nuvi 760 GPS. I thought I was getting an outstanding buy they were offering the item for $150.00 less than everyone else online. There was a message on my phone at home to call 86th Street Video & Photo to confirm my order. So I called and confirmed my ...
My story, alas, mirrors all usacomplaints. Coms listed here. If only I'd found this site first. I was trying to buy a Canon Powershot G9 camera. Full retail $499, offered by 86th Street Photo for $299 to $319 over the past week. But it's not merely that they try to upsell you with incredibily ...
Just like the others, after I placed an order for a Nuvi 750, I received a phone call to confirm. After I wouldn't purchase their overpriced memory cards, I received an email from them that it was placed on back order. The next day, I had my husband call them since the item was still being ...
I am not the first posting against this company for the exact type of scenario. (March 3rd) Placed an order on-line for a Panasonic DMC-TZ3 and was called by a rep to confirm the order. The rep tried to sell me extremely over priced accessories (batteries and CD memory cards). When I informed him ...