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They sold a Ubiquiti camera to an Amazon seller who then sold it to me. Ubiquiti requires distributors to honor warranty support, but they refuse. Now I'm out over $400 on a faulty camera. Avoid doing business with this company at all costs!
horrendous fees and poor service; web banking through a website from the 90's. For every little thing one has to visit the branch. Incoming wire transfers do not show from whom the payment is; have to call and they want to charge you for this. At best they take a couple of hours to call you back. What a waste of my time!
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