Last Sunday, 18 Ritz Camera stores reopened after bankruptcy auction with new ownership. C&A Marketing Inc. purchased the Ritz Camera Family of brands including Ritz Camera, Camera World, Wolf Camera, Inkley’s Photo and Camera West during the September 2012 bankruptcy auction. This included all the retail stores, supporting websites and social media accounts, as well as the RitzPix.com online imaging business.
The new owners will continue the legacy customer loyalty programs RitzPix Network and Frequent Foto.
Below is a list of Ritz Camera Family of stores that will remain open:
- Ritz Camera & Image, Annapolis Mall, Annapolis, MD
- Ritz Camera & Image, Kenilworth Park Mall, Towson, MD
- Ritz Camera & Image, Bethesda Row, Bethesda, MD
- Ritz Camera & Image, Hilltop North Shopping Center, Virginia Beach, VA
- Wolf Camera & Image, Birkdale Village, Huntersville, NC
- Wolf Camera, Piedmont Road, Atlanta, GA
- Wolf Camera, 18th Street, Homewood, AL
- Wolf Camera & Image, Germantown Collections, Germantown, TN
- Wolf Camera, Skokie Blvd., Northbrook, IL
- Wolf Camera & Image, Preston Highlands, Plano, TX
- Wolf Camera & Image, Old Town Shopping Center, Dallas, TX
- Wolf Camera & Image, Northwest Highway, Dallas, TX
- Wolf Camera & Image, Alamo Quarry Market, San Antonio, TX
- Inkley’s Camera & Image, State Street, Salt Lake City, UT
- Ritz Camera and Image, Magnolia Ave., Riverside, CA
- Wolf Camera & Image, Courtyard Shopping Center, Pleasant Hill, CA
- Camera World, 6th Avenue, Portland, OR
- Cameras West, Ross Plaza, Bellevue, WA
Shannon Avedon says
November 27, 2012 at 9:26 amIt is sad that customers with expensive cameras and lens there for repairs have lost their camera equipment. I have called several times with promises of returned calls after a search in the warehouse for my equipment according to all reps that answered the phone. I have supplied the work order numbers and contact phone numbers. No call nor have I recieved my camera and lens back.