Huss
Veteran
https://www.ebay.com/itm/300x-Fuji-...m=142967091213&_trksid=p2060778.c100275.m3474
I haven't flagged it because I just love the gall, the sheer outrageousness, of this ebay listing.
Fantastic!
I haven't flagged it because I just love the gall, the sheer outrageousness, of this ebay listing.
Fantastic!
ChrisPlatt
Thread Killer
Limited time "offer"!
Limited time "offer"!
What a deal!
Get ready for this auction to be removed by eBay,
and any buyers will wait for their refunds.
Chris
Limited time "offer"!
What a deal!
Get ready for this auction to be removed by eBay,
and any buyers will wait for their refunds.
Chris
Steve M.
Veteran
Cool. I should buy 10,000 rolls at that price. What could possibly go wrong?
sepiareverb
genius and moron
Hah. “Longtime Member” with 9 feedback.
Filter Factor
Established
Hah. “Longtime Member” with 9 feedback.
Note also that all the positive feedback comes from members who are no longer registered. Even very recent feedback.
Scam or not, I'm not sure I'd want this many expired rolls of film for this or any price. While it can be convenient to have a roll or two on-hand to test basic camera functions with, most photography is too important to risk getting inconsistent results using unknown, expired film.. There is no mention if it has been kept refrigerated, for example. Fujicolor 200 is an excellent film and I have shot numerous rolls of it but only from fresh film stock!
Ko.Fe.
Lenses 35/21 Gears 46/20
The reason why link in OP might be still up is because ebay gives no crap for scam.
I don't think it is even possible to flag it anymore.
ebay is run without human these days, in this mode it is hard to filter that is false flag or not.
I don't think it is even possible to flag it anymore.
ebay is run without human these days, in this mode it is hard to filter that is false flag or not.
sc_rufctr
Leica nuts
According to the add "45 sold"... lol 
raid
Dad Photographer
Maybe it is an ad for a poster of the film?
ChrisPlatt
Thread Killer
If it is old and was improperly stored it should be perfect for Lomography! 
Chris
Chris
Steve M.
Veteran
This post got me to thinking about how human nature works. What if film really was as cheap as $2 for 300 rolls?
I probably wouldn't be as interested in shooting it. There's something about the high cost and difficulty in making a print (compared to downloading a digital file into a computer and printing it at home on an inkjet printer) that is satisfying. You think, yeah, it's a lot of work and expense, but look at the quality!
But what if it wasn't a lot of expense? Would I want to develop and print 300 rolls of film? No I wouldn't. But the expense of the film, and the work and expertise that is involved in making a print ensures that I wouldn't go burning through those rolls. I would make every shot count.
There's also the exclusiveness of the endeavor. Sure, every soccer mom and their friends may shoot digital, but I am in a different category. I shoot film. I'm a real photographer. This isn't to say that this is an accurate statement, it's just how we operate. If everyone else is doing something, it becomes less valued.
I probably wouldn't be as interested in shooting it. There's something about the high cost and difficulty in making a print (compared to downloading a digital file into a computer and printing it at home on an inkjet printer) that is satisfying. You think, yeah, it's a lot of work and expense, but look at the quality!
But what if it wasn't a lot of expense? Would I want to develop and print 300 rolls of film? No I wouldn't. But the expense of the film, and the work and expertise that is involved in making a print ensures that I wouldn't go burning through those rolls. I would make every shot count.
There's also the exclusiveness of the endeavor. Sure, every soccer mom and their friends may shoot digital, but I am in a different category. I shoot film. I'm a real photographer. This isn't to say that this is an accurate statement, it's just how we operate. If everyone else is doing something, it becomes less valued.
Ted Striker
Well-known
This post got me to thinking about how human nature works. What if film really was as cheap as $2 for 300 rolls?
I probably wouldn't be as interested in shooting it. There's something about the high cost and difficulty in making a print (compared to downloading a digital file into a computer and printing it at home on an inkjet printer) that is satisfying. You think, yeah, it's a lot of work and expense, but look at the quality!
But what if it wasn't a lot of expense? Would I want to develop and print 300 rolls of film? No I wouldn't. But the expense of the film, and the work and expertise that is involved in making a print ensures that I wouldn't go burning through those rolls. I would make every shot count.
There's also the exclusiveness of the endeavor. Sure, every soccer mom and their friends may shoot digital, but I am in a different category. I shoot film. I'm a real photographer. This isn't to say that this is an accurate statement, it's just how we operate. If everyone else is doing something, it becomes less valued.
100% agreed!
nukecoke
⚛Yashica
This post got me to thinking about how human nature works. What if film really was as cheap as $2 for 300 rolls?
46 sold till now, I guess it's the same reason as how BitCoin could have become so "valuable".
capitalK
Warrior Poet :P
Looking at the title "300x Fuji Fujicolor C200 35mm Film CA 200 135-36 Fujifilm Color Print 08/2017" I am pretty sure they are selling a poster.
Oldest trick in the eBay book.
Oldest trick in the eBay book.
Larry Cloetta
Veteran
For what you'll get, it's overpriced.
bmattock
Veteran
Looking at the title "300x Fuji Fujicolor C200 35mm Film CA 200 135-36 Fujifilm Color Print 08/2017" I am pretty sure they are selling a poster.
Oldest trick in the eBay book.
It's even older than that. I remember reading about a guy back in the early 20th Century who placed a classified ad selling "the music to every song ever written" for a dollar. It was do-ra-me-fa-so-la-ti-do.
xayraa33
rangefinder user and fancier
It's even older than that. I remember reading about a guy back in the early 20th Century who placed a classified ad selling "the music to every song ever written" for a dollar. It was do-ra-me-fa-so-la-ti-do.
That con was even better than new in the crate Jeep MB/GPWs from WW 2 going for $50
Keith
The best camera is one that still works!
Looking at the title "300x Fuji Fujicolor C200 35mm Film CA 200 135-36 Fujifilm Color Print 08/2017" I am pretty sure they are selling a poster.
Oldest trick in the eBay book.
If you are right the profit is made by charging $22 for postage I guess!
Item specifics
Condition:
New: A brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item (including handmade items). See the seller's ... Read more
Including handmade items? lol
maigo
Well-known
The same ad showed up in my ebay recommended items feed even though I never clicked on the link in original post.
I suspect this is a promoted ad based on my ebay saved searches and watched items as I only use browser private mode and clear my cookies several times a day.
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I suspect this is a promoted ad based on my ebay saved searches and watched items as I only use browser private mode and clear my cookies several times a day.
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B-9
Devin Bro
That con was even better than new in the crate Jeep MB/GPWs from WW 2 going for $50
If only...
I did see this listing about 2 weeks ago.
Clearly “been around”
With out any doubt a scam.
Huss
Veteran
Looking at the title "300x Fuji Fujicolor C200 35mm Film CA 200 135-36 Fujifilm Color Print 08/2017" I am pretty sure they are selling a poster.
Oldest trick in the eBay book.
Nope.
They say you will receive 300 rolls:
C200 135-36
Film For Color Print
ISO 200
Process: CN-16 / C-41
EXP DATE: 08/2017
YOU WILL RECEIVE 300 ROLLS
Of course no way you ever will. Nice to see that ebay still has not removed this.
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