I have never had any problems with Paypal as a buyer or seller. I have dealt with them for years now and make it a practice to only pay with Paypal as they are great at helping if you have a problem. Sorry about your problem, but it doesn't sound like you have a linked bank account before the transaction. I have never heard of receiving cash at WalMart from a Paypal account. I can definitely see how that might send up red flags. I hope you can resolve your issue soon. Good Luck.
Once again the snarky and belligerent comments come out. None of which had any pertinence to the original question. Why can't the responses just answer the question or give the individual a tip as to where they might find the information they seek. That might actually make this site a pleasure to read. Just a tip to those who feel themselves compelled to verbally whip anyone they consider to be wasting their valuable time. Some people are honestly looking for an answer and they might not know that this same subject has been debated ad nauseam. It just never fails that the UHH police come storming out. No longer for me. Wish I could say its been a pleasure. I'm finished.
I purchased the same product and got exactly the same results. This company does not care about after the sale service. They will not reply to your repeated emails. I have warned all my friends away from this product and this company. Another side note, when I tried to leave feedback as a customer I was told that the site was experiencing difficulty, try again later. It never changes.
The Sony a6000 is not a (m 4/3) entry level camera. In fact, the Sony APS-C sensor is considerably larger than the (m 4/3) sensor and even larger than the other brands of APS-C. Just correcting the mistake. Look it up. There are diagrams comparing the size of all sensors online.
I have two a6000s and one a6500. All of which I bought used. I love all of them. I also have 3 other Sony alpha cameras that are A mount. I couldn't be happier with my Sony's. I have given both my grown daughter's used Sony's that I owned previously. They have been very happy with them. You hear all kinds of stories but Sony is a quality product and you will not be sorry if you choose one.
I use clear image zoom on my 18-105 f.4 all the time. It works great. This is my permanent everyday lens on my a6500.
I use clear image zoom on my 18-105 f.4 all the time. It works great. This is my permanent everyday lens on my a6500.
One fact that I don't see mentioned here is that the 18-105 is a constant f4 throughout your zoom range. And it zooms internally so the lense will not extend out at all. It's a great lense. You won't be sorry.
As others have stated on here the LA-EA4 is definitely the best. I have owned both the 3 and 4. Quickly sold the 3 and stuck with the 4. It is by far the better choice. Then all your A mount lenses will work on the e mount cameras.
I was only interested in the HX100V. l never heard anything from you so I assumed the listing was not correct. If it's $60.00 with reasonable shipping I will take it. How do you want payment?
If everything is correct in this listing I would be interested in this camera. How would you like payment?
I have 2 a6000s and just bought a a6500. I absolutely love them all. The 6500 is my new favorite, but I still use the a6000s as well. The a6500 has built in image stabilization, that was the selling point for me. I have owned a6000 for about 3 years now. You won't regret buying it.
I read that there was a 29 minute limit on video to keep the camera from being reclassified as a video camera. Evidently, Sony does not want that classification to change this the 29 minute limit.
I own two a6000's and most of the time I shoot still shots but on occasion I have done some video. I have seen much about the over heating issue but have never experienced it myself. I have shot as long as 28 minutes without any over heating. It is my suspicion that it is an issue with individual cameras rather than across the board. Couldn't be happier with mine and I use generic batteries all the time.