a value of humans

On 29-Apr-2008, "Larry L" wrote:

m a loner ... not "anti"-social, just non-social. I find many things

in life improved by the absence of humanity

BUT ... not everything


today I set out to buy a new digital camera, I had reseached and knew
what
model I wanted, researched some more and found the best price.

I filled out the online order form with credit card number, shipping
address, etc and clicked "submit"

I also stay away from hordes of humans as I find many to be of little value
and also I like animals far better.
Some on this this list is are good examples of the former

But for cameras
call no one else but http://www.bhphotovideo.com/
All the pros go there for a good reason and the prices are equal to the best
and they are reliable.
There are a lot of rip off artists out there in the camera biz


Fred

wrote:

But for cameras
call no one else but http://www.bhphotovideo.com/
All the pros go there for a good reason and the prices are equal to the best
and they are reliable.

I'll second B&H as being the best place to do business. I've made
quite a few purchases from them, and they are prompt, the prices are
good, and they've yet to screw up an order.

When Carol and I were in NYC we decided to go see the store to get a
sense of what the brick-and-mortar side was all about. It was
unbelieveable. You pick what you want from the display, give the info
to a clerk, within seconds your order is coming down a long conveyor
belt from the warehouse. I've never seen such efficiency in a retail
store.

Apropos of nothing in particular (unless you plan to go shopping
there on Saturday), all the staff I saw appeared to be Hasidic Jews, and
the store is closed from Friday afternoon until Sunday morning.


Chuck Vance