I once won a Bag Of Crap from woot.com.
Amazingly enough, there was more stuff I actually use than had to give away. Some of the things that I actually used were a grow light, some place mats my wife loved, some milk bottles, and the score was a Star Wars metal lunch box. The rest: a book and a bunch of iphone cases. The irony was they included a Samsung Note 4 case...right after I upgraded that phone ?.
Going in the same vein as
@Crystallas 's tip: for those who are or may in the future be interested in camera gear, always be a bit wary of anything "too good to be true".
Most of the major brands (Nikon, Canon, etc.) have set pricepoints that authorized re-sellers cannot sell new gear below--and this is the usual price you'll see at places like B&H, Adorama, Best Buy, Amazon proper (i.e. not "Fullfilled by Amazon"), or your local camera store. Anything cheaper is most likely an international version a.k.a. "Grey-market", and are only covered by warrantee in the country they were intended to be sold in. So you might think you're saving a hundred or two buying from flea-bay or some fly-by-night seller, and if something goes wrong, you swallow the cost or have to send it to, hypothetically, Lesotho.
