nickrapak
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Why would they bother storing 3y+ expired film? Even the facilities needed for that would be a hassle.
Well, if you look at the last giveaway, the film was 3+ years expired, so I see this as a reasonable proposition.
Why would they bother storing 3y+ expired film? Even the facilities needed for that would be a hassle.
Well, if you look at the last giveaway, the film was 3+ years expired, so I see this as a reasonable proposition.
railwayman said:So wouldn't they be the exact people who would be willing to pay for fresh film.![]()
Hello Kodak film enthusiast,
Just wanted to let you know that you are one of the 400 Flickr users who get 10 free expired Kodak film rolls! Expect your package over the next two weeks.
Thank you so much for your interest; we really appreciate it!
Best,
Kodak/QUOTE]
AAAAAAAAA.... I have to wait 2 weeks !
The email is from Kodak.ExpiredFilm at ketchum.comIt would be interesting to see if it came directly from Kodak or what.
PE
From the Ketchum website:
"At Ketchum, we’re inspired by the belief that one can use communication to change the world and the way it responds to brands, reputations and ideas.
This belief has led to enjoyable and long-standing relationships with our clients, who entrust us with many of the best known brands in the world – and with the up-and-comers that will be tomorrow’s top brands. It drives us each day to meet the needs of our clients with a level of service, insight, creativity and deep industry knowledge that sets Ketchum apart."
So, Kodak is a client and Ketchum appears to be carrying out their 'belief' as stated above.
PE
I applaud them, yes, but one must also ask "What took you so long?"............
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