Worth buying EOS 1D ?
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You're not confusing a 1D with a 1N are you? Thought you might be referring to Sayjen's 1N for sale at $800.
chew said:Not a trick question ...
Not possible for $800 or not worth it ?
if its in good working condition...there shld be any reason for u to hesitate imho
Terence said:
Nope ... before i post this, i thought so .... but confirm it is a EOS 1D ......
so any opinion ?
Revo said:
Now's ... the headache ... how to know if its in good condition, unless intensive test shots ? :dunno:
chew said:
1D?? If it is in good condition, you'd better grab it quick bro, before somebody else finds out! And oh, if you dun like it you can sell to me
Make sure it isn't stolen. S$800 is stupid, silly money for a 1D. And if it's eBay or something...
hope its not some online scam though. but that said, i'll pay you up to 2k for it if u wanna sell it.
Jed said:
Thks ... how to ensure its not stolen ? Got place to check ? :think:
Go to police station, canon marketing or where to check record ? :think:
szekiat said:
Hmmm ... maybe its a online scam, maybe not .... let's see ....
Btw ... though EOS-1D is old (lanuched in 2001 ) ?
chew said:
A used 1D goes for around $4500 to $5000, depending on who sell them. So if someone offer you a unit for $800, I think its a no brainer. Go figure.
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A few months back, I came across an ad on Yahoo Auction by a woman offering to sell a 1D for $2000. ;p When I checked further, I found that she had closed at least 2 other similar auctions worded the same way also for the 1D.
I checked with one of the successful bidder to see if she actually followed through with the deal and found out that she had insisted that the money to be first wired to her somewhere in Europe (though she is supposedly based in Singapore according to her ad :think: ) before she would send the camera. Now if that's not a scam, I don't know what is. So, if the deal sounds too good to be true, it usually is. :nono:
I checked with one of the successful bidder to see if she actually followed through with the deal and found out that she had insisted that the money to be first wired to her somewhere in Europe (though she is supposedly based in Singapore according to her ad :think: ) before she would send the camera. Now if that's not a scam, I don't know what is. So, if the deal sounds too good to be true, it usually is. :nono:
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