B&H VS Fishpond

For lenses I probably use mpb.com more than anywhere else but have bought from usedphotopro.com, kenmorecamera.com, kef.com, and bhphotovideo.com in the past. I don’t use the last two much anymore for used as mpb.com usually beats them hands down for price. Occasionally eBay if I am having difficulty finding what I want. Source: 10 months ago

After I submitted my application (via bhphotovideo.com website) I never received an email to acknowledge my application submission. A few days later today (Tuesday) I called Comenity to check and their phone agents couldn't help at all, they said they don't have any way to verify that an application was submitted and what the status is - that I need to wait 10 days or whatever.... So off the bat this isn't the... Source: 11 months ago

You can buy it from local distributor or bhphotovideo.com. Source: about 1 year ago

You mentioned that some of the cameras were out of stock. Not sure where you're looking but check out bhphotovideo.com and adorama.com. Two of the largest camera sellers and re-sellers both based out of NYC. I've bought used equipment from both and have had great results. I think every camera I have bought has been used and haven't had any issues. Source: about 1 year ago

KEH is not the only place for used gear, if you're interested. adorama.com, bhphotovideo.com, mpb.com come to mind, but I'm sure there are more. Adorama and B&H also sell new equipment... Source: about 1 year ago

Yes. Via the Internet. Some sites, like fishpond.com, ship to the US. Other sites have digitalized the books. Some, such as the University of Nebraska-Omaha, have even made the books available for free. Source: about 2 years ago