#Check nikon serial number stolen manuals#
#Check nikon serial number stolen full#

Faults could be simply cosmetic, but they could also be operational too. it was rejected by the brand name but was packaged up to be sold and run out the back door of the factory.

There could be something wrong in that it might have come off the bottom of the quality control, i.e.

Will they be around next year? Next month? Next week?

Don't believe any nonsense about the seller providing their own warranty.

#Check nikon serial number stolen full#

The service organization will take your repair (if needed) at full price. If gray imports there is probably nothing wrong with it but: I would suspect gray imports rather than stolen goods. The camera was delivered to you - there must have been some sender information. I regard the landline number as a positive. You can phone the wholesaler/importer to check whether your seller is registered.ĭoes the seller have a name? Check for possible verification. a dated GST invoice, from a retailer registered with the wholesaler/importer. I would look at the warranty card - is it an Australian warranty? These warranties only apply if you have a documented purchase, i.e. …if the camera checks out, and you would need to check it very thoroughly because you can bet your little pink booties you are not about to be able to return it for a refund, then you have the option of buying it. I live in Melbourne, Australia and the seller must be in Western Australia or Northern territory as his apparent home number has a 08 area code ANZ is a bank here in Australia. Is the seller in ANZ - phone area code, shipping label, etc.? They can probably tell you if you will encounter any warranty/repair issues. You might try contacting Nikon in Australia and see if they can check for reports of stolen cameras, particularly if this one is new. If the seller is selling a number of these camera, they're probably new, grey market rather than stolen. I'm not aware of any register of stolen cameras. If the camera you have has a zero shutter count, those tools probably wont help. However, they both work by searching online for photos taken with a camera that has the same serial number as the one you want to check. There are a couple of online tools that can sometimes help: Im starting to wonder if this is stolen property maybe, he wants $2300 for it.

He also only calls me on a private number and when i asked for his number he gave me a landline, not a mobile. The seller only accepts payment if i go to an ANZ branch, he does not accept online transfers.

#Check nikon serial number stolen manuals#

I have the camera now and it looks brand new with all manuals boxes etc and i checked the shutter count which was zero. They send you the camera and let you test it out for 24 hrs before purchase. I came into contact with someone selling Nikon D810's on ebay. Does anyone know how you can check the serial number of a camera to find out if its stolen ? In this case a Nikon D810.