Denny wrote:I just checked the photos on the site I got the battery from, the photos are,of a,"real" Nikon battery, based the the example from,the Nikon site. I Will check the actual,battery when it arrives. If it is a fake, back it goes, wit a full refund for shipping an item that does Not match the published description.
I,will let you know how,this pans out.
Meanwhile, I,found a "real" Nikon charger used from a US seller.
Great, Denny. Most people may not take the trouble to do that follow up.
Call me paranoid but I usually suspect very good deals as "too good to be true" and feel they may be illegal copies or, worse if the items are actually genuine, stolen goods. I know so many people feel comfortable buying from the trunk of a stranger's car in parking lots and sites like EBay but I never have. For sole operators and a legitimate company without a brick and mortar storefront, I understand webstores can be a fantastic window to a worldwide market, but the occasional rotten apple spoils the barrel.
Rick Lang
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