Not sure if anyone wants to know but I just got the My cost for the New 70-200 f/2.8 VR II, its $2229.00 Canadian, or approx $2095.00 USD.
Anyone get a cost in the US yet??
Keith
Just got my Cost for the new 70-200 f/2.8 VR II
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Posted 3 years ago #
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Adorama is at $2,399.95 pre-order. You guy's are getting a good deal (and national health care too).
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how do You get the "My cost" - can You clarify this please, as it's something I'm not familiar with
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Adamz....MY cost is what I'm going to pay for the lense from my source. I get a Corporate pricing for it, and pay cash so no 3% visa charge for them either. That help?
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ok, thanks - I haven't came across corporate pricing from Nikon before, anyway good deal, wish I could live in Canada :)
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Adamz. its corporate pricing from my supplier, not Nikon. Up here they can sell for less, and I buy most of my stuff from them, that combined with being a Incorporated Company gives me the deal.
Why do you want one? I can always order another...?Posted 3 years ago # -
pacific - sure I want one, but the problem is that You are in Canada, and I'm in Poland :), and unfortunately the plane ticket to Your place will cost me more than the price difference :( although if I ever go to Your beautiful country I'll certainly be more than interested
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That lens is currently listed with 2249.99 CDN at the local camera store so not so much difference to your corporate pricing.
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Sure would be nice to be able to buy that lens in the USofA for $2249.99, without sales tax, of course. NOW
Nick VPosted 3 years ago # -
Panamon...where is it listed for that price?
Nicky...One of the nice things about buying the lens here is I order it from another province in Canada, that way I avoid the sales tax and only pay our GST(goods and services tax of 5%). Provincial sales tax here is 7%. So I do save even on tax. So its a bit more of a deal.
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PacificEagle said:
Panamon...where is it listed for that price?Nicky...One of the nice things about buying the lens here is I order it from another province in Canada, that way I avoid the sales tax and only pay our GST(goods and services tax of 5%). Provincial sales tax here is 7%. So I do save even on tax. So its a bit more of a deal.
My Parents live in BC also, and always come here to Red Deer to save on tax, are you staying dry out there
Pete
Posted 3 years ago # -
Several years ago I owned a couple of photo labs and was a dealer for Canon and Nikon. Here is how the Nikon thing worked back then.
As a Nikon dealer you were required to carry and sell X amount of product per year. Lets say X is $50K. At the end of the year, if you hit your sales target you would get a 5% rebate from Nikon or $2,500 in this case. Most retailers, especially the high volume guys, know they will hit their target and get the 5% back. In this situation it is not uncommon for a retailer in a competitive market to factor in this rebate and sell at a cheaper price then you would expect. The bigger guys like Best Buy/BH/Henry's probably get even bigger rebates and can offer "big box" pricing. Also, every time Nikon release a new product the first on a retailer buys is call a demo and goes for 25 - 50% off the normal price. The business owners usually snap these up.
Canon is completely different but as a retail owner you can buy a camera directly from the rep for personal use at cost - 10%.
I guess what I'm trying to say is that if you know Nikon dealer personally you can probably get a good deal.
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deja vu?
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Bien peut-être. Juste semblé plus d'approriate ici.
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Niko: parlez-vous le français ?
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Pete....Hell No, its raining like hell here, flood warnings and we are suppose to get 70mm of rain tonight. I walked the dog and she looked like a drowned rat when we got home, and thats bad as she's a Black Lab. See the pic beside my name, thats her.
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