tatasal
May 23, 2013, 3:09am
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what is dealing with doingoutdoor like? trustworthy? good shipping?
tatasal
May 23, 2013, 3:49am
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I have previously bought items from this store, and also some of my friends. I have nothing bad to say about Bill. Ships fast too. The internet is a small place. A bad dealer can be exposed is seconds. Unfortunately he cannot participate here in the forums for he has violated BLF policies on spamming, but as a dealer, I have not heard anyone complaining of fraud or delayed/wrong item shipped. Quite competitive prices too.
In fact, I have even organized this:
Who wants to join me for a group buy pre-order of a Firefox4 HID for $230, shipping to be added according to destination and courier? Yeah, yeah, the seller is what we call a frequent violator of BLF anti-spam forum policies but I believe his price is quite good you guys might be interested. Minimum of 20 total pre-order units.
I’m in for unit #1 (recently lowered to $205 if shipped via Singpost, now at $230 if via DHL, READY FOR DELIVERY)
contact \
bill.qiao@163.com or doingoutdoor.com
Beam…
tatasal:
I have previously bought items from this store, and also some of my friends. I have nothing bad to say about Bill. Ships fast too. The internet is a small place. A bad dealer can be exposed is seconds. Unfortunately he cannot participate here in the forums for he has violated BLF policies on spamming, but as a dealer, I have not heard anyone complaining of fraud or delayed/wrong item shipped. Quite competitive prices too.
In fact, I have even organized this:FireFoxes 4 HID, [originally a GB thread], ($230., shipped via DHL), ($205 via Singpost) w/ beamshot links in OP
+1.
Good Dealer, Fast shipping, Excellent After sales service.
Thanks for the replies that’s good to know!
tatasal
May 23, 2013, 4:49am
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Nice photos you have there
thanks! that’s my “other” hobby lol
Looks good. But it’s quite expensive to me.
tatasal
May 23, 2013, 6:06am
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I remember just now during my amateur camera days using Kodak or Fuji, 36-shot film costs about $.45 in today’s dollar, and the talk of the town those days was the release of the first ASA 1000 film, the Kodak VR1000.
tatasal:
I remember just now during my amateur camera days using Kodak or Fuji, 36-shot film costs about $.45 in today’s dollar, and the talk of the town those days was the release of the first ASA 1000 film, the Kodak VR1000.
that’s been a little while then :). my new Canon 6D goes up to 102,800 ISO now, which is just crazy!
i guess i’m one of those lucky ones that get this light for $48 during wallbuys sale :bigsmile:
