I bought my D300 from Boeing. Got it for very good price. I think the service quality depend on how busy the shop is (and they normally have quite a lot of crowd).

To get good prices, I suggest you ask around to know what the market price is. I normally just check on Shashinki first. Then go to Boeing and quote a price slightly lower. More often than not you should be able to get a good price. Also, I think you normally can get very good prices if you speak to the lady boss and if you go there by recommendation from one of their current customers.

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Added on May 28, 2008, 1:06 pmOh yeah, Fotoken prices always higher .. everywhere I go is the same. Whether in Berjaya Times Square, Sunway Pyramid, etc ...

This post has been edited by GT3: May 28 2008, 01:06 PM

the boeing i went to is the one beside magazine shop on ground floor. ok lah, the lady boss has a wart on her nose but cannot blame nature lah. i feel quite bad when u guys call her ugly.

anyway, i think to get good pricing at boeing, u have to know the best prices around first. so when u go there, u just tell her, this shop selling how much, and see whether she can sell cheaper or not. i used that approach and got very good pricing.

but as u know lah, they are doing business what ... if customer ask for price sure they won't give u the lowest price right away. must learn to negotiate also lah.