Classic Camera Moritz - Shibuya City

Assortment is outstandingly good, but can not take it out of the showcase unless it is a purchase premise. Even if you ask a question, it will only return a rough answer, but I think it is an old-fashioned pro shop just because it is like that because my level is low.

Each one is too expensive while leaving the arrogant attitude of the shopkeeper. It ’s almost like a rip-off. If you buy at Yahoo! There may be many people who think that it is safe because it has a guarantee at a specialty store, but I thought it would be better to make a successful bid for a product that has been maintained at Yahoo auction than buying it at a specialty store.

I bought a camera that says "The overall degree is very good" by mail order, but some of the resin parts were cracked, and the repair painting was similar to that painted by an amateur with a touch pen. After checking the current photos by email, I sent them back and asked for a return, but I was told that I would like to wait a week to judge whether the repair is possible. It would take a couple of weeks to repair it afterwards, so I thought it would be ridiculous to wait so long, so I requested to return it again, but I could not accept it, and in the end, this is the shipping fee, the shipping fee when returning, I finally accepted the returned goods, provided that I paid the card settlement fee and the transfer fee at the time of refund. Two weeks later, there was a deposit in my account. I was surprised because I didn't think that I would be required to pay the shipping and handling costs so far because of the insufficient confirmation at the time of sale. Even if you request it, at least about 50% will be within common sense. When I was interested, I searched and found that "I tried to request repairs with a broken camera, but I was refused before looking at the camera", "I hide my identity and sell it on Yahoo Auction", "Service attitude Was arrogant. " I was disappointed because it didn't seem so popular. It's my fault I didn't look up earlier. Certainly the price is cheap, and it seems that there are a large number of classic cameras, so I think that there is no problem in going to the store and checking the condition firmly before buying, but mail order is not recommended. I've bought used cameras by mail order dozens of times so far, but I think that other used camera shops are more honest and certain.