TMC said:D200 worth to get but no stock
70-200VR, buy in SG better.
TMC said:IIRC Kakaku dont deal with international orders, they are just a site listing out possible lowest prices by its members.
70-200Vr is about 3k after you factor in the actual bank exchange rate and then add S&H.
TMC said:IIRC Kakaku dont deal with international orders, they are just a site listing out possible lowest prices by its members.
70-200Vr is about 3k after you factor in the actual bank exchange rate and then add S&H.
TMC said:D200 worth to get but no stock
70-200VR, buy in SG better.
Tetrode said:What about the 15% disc from Sakuraya after you take into account the fact that they allow you to cash in the 10% in points and waiving of the 5% GST for tourists?
Is it still more expensive than Sg?
If the price difference isn't very large, I'd still prefer to get the lens in Japan because there is less chance of getting one with defects.
Eugene P said:Sorry, guys - I was told at Bic Camera that you can choose only one option: either you choose the 10% rebate or the 5% tourist discount. You cannot choose both and get 15% off. I suspect Sakuraya may be the same, as things are quite competitive here (or rather, Bic, Saku and Yodobashi are like one big cartel here!)
Of course, as I am not fluent in Japanese, I may have misunderstood what the store guy was trying to tell me
Tetrode said:Perhaps I got lucky or Sakuraya does it differently; but I got the full 15% off on my purchases. 10% in points + 5% GST. And that is not including the extras like lens hoods, original accessories.
How if go there to buy and take it back to singapore. Cheaper by how much ? My friend going there for travel soon, so can ask help me to buy.TMC said:IIRC Kakaku dont deal with international orders, they are just a site listing out possible lowest prices by its members.
70-200Vr is about 3k after you factor in the actual bank exchange rate and then add S&H.