Yeah same here, if they don't have them in stock and are charging shipping to receive on a certain date they could be opening a big nightmare for themselves.
I just followed your lead and did the same exact thing, the only issue I had was I had to call my order in because of the tax exemption card i have. I had to email a copy of it to Best Buy in order to save $62.35 Tax. So it took me 7 minutes more to call it in versus ordering online.
Actually your half right, the Black version gets 2 kilometers more and it shoots 6k video instead of 4k. And most importantly its Black instead of Gray...
I paid 57.00 in tax. Best Buy is very close to me and I've had experiences with them. Never done business with DJI before.
I purchased 80% of my drones from the DJI Store because I felt more comfortable buying right from the source and DJI never charged tax. Now Ct. Passed the tax law a year ago, everything bought online is taxable now. Best Buy charged tax across the board even before the tax law became law. I might as well buy from BB, its 2 minutes from my house plus if I had issues all I had to do is walk there or drive.... I obtained a Tax exempt cert. and now it's there in BBs file so I'm golden there without paying taxes. So BB is my new purchasing place as of now...
I would be careful about the things added to my homeowner's or renter's personal property policy, especially if it's something you're likely to make a claim against. Some insurance companies (not sure about State Farm) will add any claim you make to your CLUE report (CLUE stands for Comprehensive Loss Underwriting Exchange). It's like a credit report, but is used by insurers to evaluate a potential policyholder. Entries in your CLUE report can make you toxic to other insurance companies, so that you can't shop around for better rates as easily. This is the reason Clark Howard recommends you decline roadside assistance coverage on your auto insurance and get AAA instead (see There’s a Hidden Dark Side to Roadside Assistance and Cell Phone Insurance - Clark Howard).
A claim is a claim with homeowners no matter how much, its just the way they look at it.
I’m not working in any insurance company , I Own a hardwood flooring company , and I wish you guys never lost a drone and try to make a claim with and they said “ no drone , no solution”. Good luck and my intention was just help, nothing else. This world is becoming weird , some people can’t give an opinion or advice without receiving kind of bad feed back because think different Or beacause we see the “facts” from a different angle . Have a wonderful and safe rest of the week and also I completely respect everyone in this forum .Which insurance company do you work for?
