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I've bought a go pro hero 3 black from selfridges model no dhx-302-eu £359.00 obviously I can return it as I've not opened it yet, my question is I've seen the same model number from a few different uk sellers on e bay for about £100 less. Is selfridges that over priced or am I missing something??? Most actual "shops" are about the same price.
Thanks for any advice.


 
Posted : 11/03/2014 8:25 am
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I'm no expert on Go Pro's but Selfridges is quite an upmarket type department store that'll sell most things at RRP.
Is it this one you've got?
http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/cameras/digital-camcorders/digital-camcorders/action-camcorders/gopro-hero-3-action-camcorder-black-edition-20205393-pdt.html


 
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GoPro fix prices pretty severely, it's borderline illegal how they do it.

EBay ones tend to be parallel import which GoPro hate! I know one of the distributors that supplies eBay sellers so can link you up if you want a reputable supply.

Worth noting that if you return your current one for a "non fault" reason, there's no obligation for the retailer to cover return P&P.


 
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Is it a 3 or 3+?

3+ is the latest model and sells for £359.

3 is superceeded by the 3+ and remaining stock often discounted.

If it's a 3 then I'd return and either save money or pick up the latest version.


 
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Yes you are missing something - either the ability to do research before making a purchase, or the humility to accept that prices often drop just after you purchase something.

Instead of expecting Selfridges to cover your mistake, just accept the situation and move on.


 
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Thanks everyone for the info, bar bob who obviously didn't get any action from is mrs recently.


 
Posted : 11/03/2014 10:42 am