Sherry M.

The going price at Amazon for the camera I was looking at (Nikon s9900) was around $260-270. So naturally when we googled and found Quick Stop Camera selling the same camera for $219 with free shipping, we jumped on it. It seemed too good to be true! (and it was...)

The ad touts the features of the camera but does not list "what's in the box". It turns out that what's in the box is nothing but the camera. I got a call from a guy the next day saying "do you want a battery and charger with that?". I was thinking he was selling me an EXTRA battery and an external charger. Because every camera comes with a battery, right?

I ended up being charged $51 extra ($20 battery, $20 charger and the rest was 'insurance').

When the camera came, there was only ONE battery and a charger. When we called to inquire, it turned out that their $219 price DID NOT INCLUDE a single battery for this camera.

Also, the store claims to be in western Florida, but the box came from "Camera Store" in Brooklyn NY, and the guys sound like they are from NY.

If they are this dishonest in their sales process... did I really get a new camera? It's in a white box, not a standard customer box. Probably a refurb for what ended up being a new price.

This is very deceptive advertising. Vote with your feet and stay away from these guys.