The return address on my camera from Time2Envy was the address above.
I will not speak about Prestige, I have not done business with him.
Paul, you claim to be a University professor, however, you sound
like a pubescent teaching assistant when you rant on about how an
address is an implication of wrong doing. When I buy or lease a
house or business must I search the records and then do endless
searches into all of its prior activities of the prior
inhabitants.......which is basically what you said a business
should do. Then further; a college professor knows very little of
the real business world, in the real world, business models are not
performed as a classroom a description, real world business are
fluid and models change constantly. As a college professor you
are uniquely unqualified about real world arrangements in the
business world.......business does not mold to a classroom model,
classroom models that are taught in business school are fabricated
from the success of prior business and then changes when the next
success breaks the prior mold and college professors are always
behind the real world.
I have had clients and friends in a number of business similar to
the photography business, in price point of cameras. These
business sometimes go together to make purchases in order to get
price points and sometimes even just to get the product in the
first place that is limited to more units then a small retailer can
afford to buy on their own. Sometimes people operate out of other
peoples address because they need such an address to do business
with a wholesaler or manufacturer who will not deal with a retailer
below a certain gross sales volume level and will never sell to a
P.O. Box or a residential address. Many small business run out of
their home or out of a warehouse, where retail sales are prohibited
and must have a retail storefront to do business with a wholesaler
or manufacturer, there are hundreds of possibilities here to
explain what is going on and all that has come forward in this form
us rumor and innuendo.....and “similar addresses” how childish!!!
The Facts are that time2envy has 5,219 positive feedbacks on EBay
and you sound ignorant of the meaning of this number which reflects
99.4 % positive transactions from arms length transactions, some
might have been neutral or negative but 99.4 were positive, that is
far better then a survey would yield of students from any of your
lectures, I am quite sure.
337 is not 315.......so shut up about them being the same address
they are not, the same! This applies to mind expansion as well,
who needs only a thought as clear evidence. Internet recordes are
often outdated, it might show a hit from a document from 20 years
ago, because the address is in the document and it is on the net,
this is not proof of anything.
Facts are that whoever Michael is assocaited with or renting from,
he has proven himself 5,219 times to be a trustworthy retailer and
anyone who cannot see that.............does not have the eyes to
see..............
"A&M Photo World LLC, d.b.a. amphotoworld.com, PreferredPhoto.com
337 E 89th St., Remsen Village
PriceRunner has this address for amphotoworld. Web site no longer
has an address. This report has PreferredPhoto at this address.
This is next door to Prestige Camera, which is most likely owned by
A&M. [Picture taken on a Jewish holiday.]"
I think its pretty clear who time2envy is. Thx for the info Paul,
maybe time2envy will have time2come tell us about the whole issue.
I have no idea what time2envy does at 1900 New York Avenue in
brooklyn, but the address they give themselves to their customers
is 337 East 89th St in Brooklyn, and that does appear in the
Brooklyn storefront website.
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now also the Fuji F11.
Public pictures at
http://wwwis.win.tue.nl/~debra/photos/
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