From where i can buy a Canon 40D with cheap price?

Question

canon 40D costs around $1200 in general with body only, But in costco.com it costs about 1100 with lense and memory stick.Is costco a better place to buy products? will it be damaged or something like that(bcoz of cheap price tag).

Suggest me some from where i can buy a canon 40D with cheaper price tag?

Answer 1

Check here:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/redirect.html?i...

You can find it.

Good luck!

Answer 2

You can buy it from

http://www.amazon.com/gp/search?ie=UTF8&...

Hope this helps

Good luck!

Answer 3

shop.com and http://www.batterylink.us

Answer 4

Yes, Costco and Sam's Club have the lowest prices on DSLR's

Also look on the Amazon site ... they have the lowest prices generally

If you find a website that is selling DSLR's at prices that are much lower than what the prices are on B&H Photo or Adorama, then that usually means that they are selling gray market cameras and some even replace Canon batteries, chargers and even lenses with trashy third party components.

Answer 5

Costco is pretty reputable. I'd wouldn't be too worried about buying from them. Their cheap prices are due to them selling a ridiculous amount of products as well as having membership fees.  Keep in mind that you will need a membership with them and I think that costs $50.

Answer 6

Ebay is always one of my first places to check it.

Answer 7

I picked mine up on ebay from a Canon Authorized dealer a few months ago for a bottom line price of only $760 (body only). And no, it is NOT grey market. It was sealed in the original box, with a original, blank USA Warranty card inside the box. But, be sure to buy ONLY from a reputable seller - preferably a Canon Authorized dealer.

It worked like this: The Microsoft site - live.com, was having a cashback program (they still are, but it won't be going on for much longer), and I saved 20% from that alone. PLUS< I bought the 40D during the instant rebates Canon was offering up until July 19th (?). I saved an additional $200 with that. But, that program is over now. They will have more, similar programs in the future, I'm sure. When? Hard to say. But if you don't mind waiting, then it may very well be worth the wait!

If you want to check out the live.com program, read a few of the posts on this thread. You can start at the beginning to get an overall idea of how it works, then skip the in between posts and just go to the last few pages to get posts that are recent, and more important at this time because they are up to date with the latest news on the program. Let me caution you: There are literally thousands of posts on this thread since it is such a huge savings. When it first debuted back in December of last year, the cashback was 35% off of anything purchased with the "Buy Now" feature on ebay. But, you must be: 1) A registered member of ebay. 2) A registered member of live.com (a Microsoft site), and 3) You must have the official green "Cashback" logo being displayed in your ebay window, normally on the top center of your screen is where it is. 4) You MUST have a Paypal account and use that to make the purchase There are a few tricks on how to get that logo there, so it's best to gollow the instructions of people who have done this on this particular forum. True, there are other forums which explain it, but I found this one to be most useful to me. If you want to use another site for info, simply google "Live.com cashback ebay" or something like that and you should get plenty of hits. The cashback ranged from 10%-35% through it's short history. I just bought a Canon lens a couple of days ago, and saved $154 on the 17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM lens - again from a Canon Authorized dealer. To date I have saved over $450 using this program with only three purchases - ALL canon, YAY!. But, It's rumored to end soon. In fact, it did end for a short time at the end of July, but re-appeared (with a lower % off) just recently, and though I got 15% off, the last time I looked, it was down to 10% which is certainly better than nothing. Limitations apply, so you must be aware of how all this works to be successful. Research it well, and know your facts before jumping in and buying a product. You may not end up getting the cashback if you do the process incorrectly. Here is the thread I was talking about, then I;ll give you the web addresses for more details from both ebay, and Microsoft too about the program.

Anyway, here ya go. I really hope this helps.

http://forums.slickdeals.net/showthread....

http://pages.ebay.com/cashbackoffer/term...

http://search.live.com/cashback

(Don't use the listed stores. ONLY use the ebay link in the sponsored area on top of the page when it shows up. Only certain search terms will work to bring up that link. I have used the search term "wii, cheap" to get the ebay cashback link to display successfully numerous times)