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Website I found that delivers new cameras to Ireland. Has Dslr's at amazing prices. Just wondering if anyone has used it? Seems legit but I'm always weary.

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Bikerguy

mloc123 wrote: »

Still "processing"

When did you order and what phone....

I am on the same boat.... paid 10th of may with paypal for xiaomi note 5 6gb. I have sent them 2 emails... i only got automated response that they are out of stock and the stock is available from tomorrow.... but twice the same answer.

I am not in panic.... but they are basicaly holding my money for no reason.... paypal will sort it out for me.. but i will again have to wait for 2 weeks till i get hands on "MY" money....

Its just a hit and miss.... but why would you advertise in stock and then decieve customers....

mloc123

mloc123 wrote: »

Just ordered a phone from them... now to forget about it for a week

Still "processing"

Heebie

Heebie wrote:

I don't think they ever carried Pentax. There must be reasons for these things.

Why did this guy post twice?
Gob****e!!

Heebie

Nforce wrote:

Seems that eglobal are no longer selling Nikon branded equipment?

I don't think they ever carried Pentax.
There must be reasons for these things.

Heebie

Nforce wrote:

Seems that eglobal are no longer selling Nikon branded equipment?

I don't think they ever carried Pentax.
There must be reasons for these things.

Mr Gumby

Nforce wrote: »

Seems that eglobal are no longer selling Nikon branded equipment?

Haven't been offering it for some time.

Nforce

Seems that eglobal are no longer selling Nikon branded equipment?

vectra

^^
E-Infinity would have been a good bit cheaper
CANON
EOS 6D Mark II DSLR Camera with 24-105mm f/4 II Lens Kit
EUR €1,899.00

https://www.e-infin.com/eu/item/3407/canon_eos_6d_mark_ii_dslr_camera_with_24-105mm_f/4_ii_lens_kit

__Alex

Hi,

I hesitated before ordering on EGLOBALCENTRAL.EU, but hopefully it went well for me, so I wanted to share my experience here.

I bought a Canon 6D Mark II with a 24-105mm f4L IS II lens, along with a SanDisk 128GB Extreme PRO card.

Payment method: PayPal Express
Subtotal: 2,117.98 €
Shipping cost: 42.36 € (Insured Economy Express Shipping)
Order discount: 30.00 €
Total cost: 2,130.34 €

30 April 2018 -> Status: Processing
04 May 2018 -> Status: Packing & Delivering soon
07 May 2018 -> Status: Dispatched
08 May 2018 -> Order updated with the DPD parcel number, but no tracking available
09 May 2018 15:09 -> "Manchester - We have your parcel and it's on its way to you"
09 May 2018 20:59 -> "Hub 3 - Bham We have your parcel, and it's on its way to our Dublin depot"
10 May 2018 21:17 -> "Athlone - Sorted by distribution centre"
10 May 2018 23:41 -> "Athlone - Sorted by distribution centre"
11 May 2018 08:43 -> "Dublin Se - Out for delivery"
11 May 2018 09:57 -> "Dublin Se - Delivered"

It seems the camera has been shipped from a warehouse in Manchester, not from Hong Kong.

Alex.

mloc123

Just ordered a phone from them... now to forget about it for a week

Bluefoam

I think they just bombard you with tracking info, so you aren't bothering them constantly with queries...

briggy

Is there much point looking at eGlobals tracking information? It seems very vague and only updated once every 2 hours.

I ordered a phone on Sunday 29th, they shipped it out on the 2nd. I assumed I'd have it by today or tomorrow but the tracking says "Your parcel will arrive shortly at the courier depot".

7 2018-05-08 Your parcel will arrive shortly at the courier depot.
6 2018-05-07 Shipment is on its way to the local depot.
5 2018-05-06 Your parcel has arrived at a sort facility.
4 2018-05-05 Shipment will arrive at courier depot for sorting shortly.
3 2018-05-04 Shipment is en-route to courier depot.
2 2018-05-03 In transit.
1 2018-05-02 The parcel has been picked by the courier; The parcel has left the courier's warehouse.

Mr Crispy

Recently bought the Mk III from E-finity, and also had it within a week.

vectra

Sexual Chocolate wrote: »

Any opinions on ordering an RX100 from them ?

Roughly 250 cheaper then other places.

https://www.eglobalcentral.eu/s0ny-cybershot-dsc-rx100-iii-digital-camera-pal.html?gclid=EAIaIQobChMImp-z9ejs2gIVCr7tCh2WCwD7EAQYAiABEgJB3PD_BwE#/home

€7 cheaper with E infinity
I made 3 substantial purchases from them and recieved all 3 within a week.

RX100- 111

dan786

Ordered 6 more phone last week, all over 200e and some over 700e and no problem again with any all came sealed in box with DHL from London - they ship bulk from Hong Kong and then separated in London and shipped out to buyers so no chance of customs charge.

In total over 30 orders this year so far all without a problem.

Sexual Chocolate

Any opinions on ordering an RX100 from them ?

Roughly 250 cheaper then other places.

https://www.eglobalcentral.eu/s0ny-cybershot-dsc-rx100-iii-digital-camera-pal.html?gclid=EAIaIQobChMImp-z9ejs2gIVCr7tCh2WCwD7EAQYAiABEgJB3PD_BwE#/home

digitaldr

I bought a Xiaomi Mi A1 from Eglobal recently €162 for 64 GB model, phone shop in Dublin €250 for 32gb version!

Took 9 days economy insured shipping. DHL tracking showed that it shipped from Heathrow - not sure if it came from Hong Kong untracked before this?

Anyway was in perfect condition - sealed in box.

Gandolph Lundgren

Gandolph Lundgren wrote: »

I hope so! Just put an order in for a phone €600 normally, €300 on eGlobaL Central. Cacking myself a bit actually. I'm going to take your advice & stay away from tracking for a week.

Sweet, it arrived today! It does look like the protection plastic on the screen had been removed and reapplied, but the phone is in mint condition.

tedpan

Portlawslim wrote:

It arrived today, delighted with it

As I said, awesome service

Portlawslim

Portlawslim wrote: »

Just ordered this from them, fingers crossed

http://www.tamron.jp/en/product/lenses/a035.html

£748 on Amazon
€999 in Berningham's
€999 in Conn's
€532 on E Global with insurance

Crazy!

It arrived today, delighted with it

Heebie

tedpan wrote:

I've used Canon and Nikon for warranty here, always purchase from Asia. Lots of boardsies have confirmed this too.

I believe that. They're under no obligation to do so, but they're likely to do it anyhow because they have names and reputations to protect.
There are brands that won't.
Some manufacturers might have worldwide warranties, as well. They're not common.
If you check the warranty card that came with the equipment, it will have the details.

tedpan

kave2 wrote:

So let's say I buy the camera somewhere in Asia and bring it here, than it's not covered by warranty here in Ireland?

Heebie wrote:

Pretty much, yes. Although if you brought it back to Asia, they'd likely honor whatever warranty is offered there.

I've used Canon and Nikon for warranty here, always purchase from Asia. Lots of boardsies have confirmed this too.

Heebie

kave2 wrote:

So let's say I buy the camera somewhere in Asia and bring it here, than it's not covered by warranty here in Ireland?

Pretty much, yes. Although if you brought it back to Asia, they'd likely honor whatever warranty is offered there.

kave2

So let's say I buy the camera somewhere in Asia and bring it here, than it's not covered by warranty here in Ireland?

hunglikeaflee

kave2 wrote: »

Got in touch with e-infinity. Products they sell are not covered by manufacturer warranty. All the repairs are done by them in house. How come they are not covered by manufacturer?

Bit afraid to order now, but their prices are so good thought. Second cheapest I found was Amazon, 200e more.
Anyone ordered from them?

There are many reasons why these companies do such good prices.

I have been around photography for a long time and worked along side many people and have heard some horror stories but mostly great stories of such suppliers.

Warranties can be a problem a friend of mine bought a Sigma 300mm F2.8 from one of these internet providers, it was faulty. He had to pay the return (to the Channel Islands) and they said they would reimburse him the carriage. It took 6 weeks to get an answer from them after they received it, to be told he must have broke it and they wouldn't cover the repair or postage. Having said that, they still offered him a half price refund???

Even though some of these internet suppliers say the warranty is with them, if you have a problem, contact the company or agents here first as sometimes it will be covered by them. An example is Canon, their cameras are not covered but their lenses are.

There are loads of counterfeit items on the market that work fine but are not the real thing and may not have just the same quality. My collague and I compared two Canon 70-200 f2.8 lenses. One bought here and one in a shop in Hong Kong which was 40g lighter.

I am not saying everything is bad, I am just giving some of my thoughts and asking people to be careful and think, why is it so cheap???

kave2

Heebie wrote: »

kave2 wrote:

Got in touch with e-infinity. Products they sell are not covered by manufacturer warranty. All the repairs are done by them in house. How come they are not covered by manufacturer?

That would be grey market goods.
You'd be getting goods meant for a market other than the one you're in.
We get European and/or UK market goods here. In the US, they get us/Canada goods.
A company like that is selling goods probably meant for Southeast Asian markets.
Each market has a certain number of global repair centres, and the price of the goods factors in the expected number that will show up for warranty repair in that market.
That's generally why out-of-market repairs aren't allowed.
So.. you'd have the choice of returning it to those folks, or finding a repair shop in the market the goods were released into by the manufacturer and getting a warranty repair done there.
Would you want to have to bring your camera to Malaysia for a warranty repair?

Thanks for explanation.
I'll go with them, prices are very good and they have very good reputation based on my research.

Heebie

kave2 wrote:

Got in touch with e-infinity. Products they sell are not covered by manufacturer warranty. All the repairs are done by them in house. How come they are not covered by manufacturer?

That would be grey market goods.
You'd be getting goods meant for a market other than the one you're in.
We get European and/or UK market goods here. In the US, they get us/Canada goods.
A company like that is selling goods probably meant for Southeast Asian markets.
Each market has a certain number of global repair centres, and the price of the goods factors in the expected number that will show up for warranty repair in that market.
That's generally why out-of-market repairs aren't allowed.
So.. you'd have the choice of returning it to those folks, or finding a repair shop in the market the goods were released into by the manufacturer and getting a warranty repair done there.
Would you want to have to bring your camera to Malaysia for a warranty repair?

kave2

Southern Comfort wrote: »

I bought a Canon EOS 80D from e-infinity a few months ago. €669. I saved myself a small fortune. Their communication from order to arrival was great. I had it in about 8 days. Original box etc. I was 100% satisfied with them. And I'm going to order a Canon 10-18mm lens from them shortly. At €199 it's cheaper than most second hand ones online. I would certainly recommend them, given my experience with them.

I'm looking to get Sony a6500 with 18-105 and sigma 30mm or Sony 35mm prime.

Was considering a7iii or a6500. A7iii is very good but the Sony ff lenses are so expensive.

Southern Comfort

kave2 wrote: »

Got in touch with e-infinity. Products they sell are not covered by manufacturer warranty. All the repairs are done by them in house. How come they are not covered by manufacturer?

Bit afraid to order now, but their prices are so good thought. Second cheapest I found was Amazon, 200e more.
Anyone ordered from them?

I bought a Canon EOS 80D from e-infinity a few months ago. €669. I saved myself a small fortune. Their communication from order to arrival was great. I had it in about 8 days. Original box etc. I was 100% satisfied with them. And I'm going to order a Canon 10-18mm lens from them shortly. At €199 it's cheaper than most second hand ones online. I would certainly recommend them, given my experience with them.

tedpan

Gandolph Lundgren wrote:

I hope so! Just put an order in for a phone â‚¬600 normally, â‚¬300 on eGlobaL Central. Cacking myself a bit actually. I'm going to take your advice & stay away from tracking for a week.

Nice, don't worry, I've had at least 20 orders with them. Longest delivery took 3 weeks, but always happy in the end.