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After owning the D40 for around a year and buying better Glass instead of the body, i think its time to upgrade to the D300.

I have seen it is £899 in Jessops (although it says £930 in store) which is ideal for me as i wouldn't really want to order it from miles away in case something go's wrong.

Is i likely to come down in price anytime soon? what with Christmas being only a few months away.
 
Doubt it will drop significantly more, prices have stabilised now I think.
 
I bought mine a few weeks ago for £979 with a free Extreme III 4GB card. I seen the £899 offer at Jessops the next week, but that's the way things go. Jessops online seem to be the cheapest I've seen anywhere.
 
Got mine for under £810 at the airports duty free which is probably the best price you will get for a brand new UK D300 with UK warranty etc.
 
SuperCNJ said:
Got mine for under £810 at the airports duty free which is probably the best price you will get for a brand new UK D300 with UK warranty etc.
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Thats a fine deal there. If I saw that I would upgrade from the D80 without a second thought.
 
£899? I'm away to have a cry :lol: You could try waiting and see if it comes down nearer to xmas, but the way things are going there's a fair chance jessops will have gone bust by then :lol:
 
Apparently Jessops are safe as they have new arrangements with there bank, but who knows who's safe in todays world:shrug:
 
Initially...£1150, then Jessops gave me £100 back as a "goodwill jesture" as the price dropped two days later...

could be worse ;)
 
devitt said:
Apparently Jessops are safe as they have new arrangements with there bank, but who knows who's safe in todays world:shrug:
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I'd be more worried about the bank still being there than Jessops :lol:
 
I paid £950 with NX but sold it on ebay for £60 so £890
 
wack61 said:
I'd be more worried about the bank still being there than Jessops :lol:
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Yes, quickly withdraw all your money and spend it on camera gear, just to be safe.

(NB this financial advice is not governed by the FSA. Past performance is not guarantee of future results. Your home is at risk if you do not keep up repayments on a mortgage or other loan secured on it.) :nuts:
 
desantnik said:
Yes, quickly withdraw all your money and spend it on camera gear, just to be safe.

(NB this financial advice is not governed by the FSA. Past performance is not guarantee of future results. Your home is at risk if you do not keep up repayments on a mortgage or other loan secured on it.) :nuts:
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:lol::lol:

But to be safe, only invest £35,000 on Nikon, £35,000 on Canon..... :whistling:
 
desantnik said:
Yes, quickly withdraw all your money and spend it on camera gear, just to be safe.

(NB this financial advice is not governed by the FSA. Past performance is not guarantee of future results. Your home is at risk if you do not keep up repayments on a mortgage or other loan secured on it.) :nuts:
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Waaay ahead of you on that one :lol: :nuts::bonk:
 
I got my D300 last week from Dixons online for £899, though according to Camerapricebuster their price has gone back up £915.

Camerapricebuster says that the Jessops price is £899.99 and collection is available in store.(though I'd make sure of that prior to ordering should you wish to take advantage of it) ;)
 
I heard that if you spent £1000 on HBOS shares a year ago they are worth £80 now but if you spent £1000 on Stella Artois a year ago and drank them the scrap value of the cans is £241 therefore it is 3 times as good to just drink yourself into a frenzy ! :woot::bonk:
 
cowasaki said:
I heard that if you spent £1000 on HBOS shares a year ago they are worth £80 now but if you spent £1000 on Stella Artois a year ago and drank them the scrap value of the cans is £241 therefore it is 3 times as good to just drink yourself into a frenzy ! :woot::bonk:
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I got that email as well:):beer:
 
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