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UK retailer for photographic equipment.
Paid by Amex just in case, I ordered a Sony A1 body. I received DPD tracking by the evening and the item well packaged the following day.
The item was exactly as described and I saved ton over high street prices!
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Quick and simple experience, I broke my camera before a wedding and needed a replacement and new lens - these guys helped me out a ton and delivered it the following day. I cannot recommend them more!
Great service, Lisa was a star throughout with quick answers to all of my many questions. Package arrived promptly and looking forward to taking many pictures with my new camera. Fully recommend
Bought from Shutter Express for a last minute Christmas gift for my son. They were able to meet my needs and delivered the item to me using a tracking courier service the next day - all for free!
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