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Liza Gomez
05-14-2013
02:40 AM ET (US)
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Bill Lynch -California
05-11-2013
10:06 PM ET (US)
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Yeah, the FBI speaks French.
In the meantime Ilford is offering HP5+ in 46mm x 50 foot rolls for respooling 127 rolls.
It's part of their yearly ULF film program. And you need to order by June 28, 2013.
I will post a link later
-Bill
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Federal Bureau Investigation
05-11-2013
09:54 PM ET (US)
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Attention: Bénéficiaire;
L'(FBI) Federal Bureau of Investigation en Europe grâce aux dispositions de l'article 419 de la Code criminel est venu avec des mesures punitives pour dissuader et punir les paiements anticipés offenseurs.
The section traitent de la fraude principalement les cas de fraude de paiement à l'avance (communément appelée 419) comme obtention par faux-semblant à travers différents stratagèmes frauduleux, par exemple arnaque du contrat, le crédit arnaque de carte, escroquerie de l'héritage, arnaque de l'emploi, escroquerie de prêt, arnaque à la loterie, «laver lavage" escroquerie (argent laver escroquerie), escroquerie de mariage. arnaque de l'immigration, la contrefaçon et escroquerie religieuse.
Il a également enquête sur les cas de cybercriminalité. Il s'agit d'annoncer officiellement que certains syndicats d'escroquerie ont été arrêtés à Paris France, Afrique de l'Ouest et de l'Afrique du Sud, il ya quelques jours et après plusieurs interrogatoires et tortures vos coordonnées étaient parmi ceux mentionnés par certains syndicats d'escroquerie comme l'un des les victimes de leurs opérations.
Après des enquêtes appropriées et de la recherche à l'Université Western Union Money Transfer et Money Gram bureau pour savoir si vous avez vraiment envoyé de l'argent pour les syndicats d'escroquerie par Western Union Transfert d'argent ou Money Gram, votre nom a été trouvé dans la base de transfert d'argent de Western Union parmi ceux qui ont envoyé de l'argent par transfert d'argent Western Union et cela prouve
que vous avez vraiment été escroqués par ces personnes sans scrupules en envoyant de l'argent pour eux dans Au cours de l'obtention d'un fonds ou d'une autre qui n'est pas vrai, en ce moment nous travaillent main dans la main avec Western Union et Interpol pour suivre tous les fraudeurs vers le bas, ne pas répondre à leurs e-mails, lettres et appels téléphoniques plus longtemps ils sont des escrocs et vous devriez être très Veillez à ne pas être victime de fraudeurs plus longtemps parce qu'ils n'ont rien à offrir vous, mais à rip-off ce que vous avez travaillé dur pour gagner.
À cet égard, une réunion a eu lieu entre le Conseil d'administration du Bureau fédéral de la Investigation Europe (FBI) et comme une conséquence de nos enquêtes de l'Union européenne, il a été convenu que la somme de six cent mille euros (600.000,00 €) devrait être transféré vous sur les fonds du gouvernement fédéral de l'Union européenne a mis de côté comme un compensation à tous ceux qui ont d'une façon ou de l'autre de l'argent envoyé aux fraudeurs Afrique, Asie et Américains.
Aujourd'hui, nous avons déposé votre fonds à la banque BNP Paribas Allemagne Ville Poste BIGSS FVG WIENER STRABE / ECKE BREMEN ALLEMAGNE. Nous avons soumis vos coordonnées afin que votre fonds peut être transféré à vous.
Contactez la banque BNP Paribas Allemagne à travers l'adresse email indiquée ci-dessous les informer À propos de cette lettre de notification et le transfert de vos fonds;
Email: bnpparibas@outlook.fr
Remarque: le seul argent que vous passerez à recevoir ce fonds est le signing fee de l'avocat qui va signer le bordereau de transfert puisque vous n'êtes pas ici pour faire vous-même, et il est de € 115 Euros seulement.
contactez-le immédiatement vous recevez ce courrier pour lui permettre de vous donner les informations pour envoyer les 115 € Euros et votre premier € 5.000 euros le numéro MTCN et autres informations.And de transfert vous recevrez € 5000 jusqu'au quotidien le montant total est terminée.
Cordialement,
Baurice Frank (Mr)
Officer Agent d'enquête adjoint.
Le Federal Bureau of Investigation Europe (FBI)
Berlin en Allemagne.
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(BOA) Bank Of Africa
05-09-2013
05:47 AM ET (US)
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Attn: Beneficiary,
This is to bring to your notice that We, Bank Of Africa Cotonou Benin Republic are delegated to inform you from the United Nations Office to pay 10 Benin Republic 419 scam victims $1.200,000.000Usd each, you are listed and approved for this payments as one of the scammed victims,On this faithful recommendations we want you to know that during the last UN meeting held at Porto Novo, Capital Of Benin Republic,
It was alarmed so much by the rest of the world in the meeting on the lose of funds by various foreigners to the scams artists operating in syndicates all over the world today,the president of the country DR. YAYI BONI is now paying 10 victims of this operators $1.200,000.000 USD each, Due to the corruption and inefficient banking systems in Benin Republic.
However, we are very surprised when we received an email from Mr Graig Morrison,in the content of his message he told us that he is your next of kin and you died in a car accident last Month. He has also submitted his BANKING DATAS for us to transfer your total compasation fund to him.Mr Graig Morrison account co-ordinate is as stated below:-
Bank: Bank of America
1121 N 205th St, Shoreline, Wa 98133.
Bank routing number: 125000024.
Bank account number: 5319678606.
Account Holders name: Graig Morrison .
Moreover, we decided to email and confirm from you first, whether you are alive or dead before we can make the transfer to his account information's he provided to us.
So you have to contact our paying Agent through this email below if you are still alive:
BANK OF AFRICA BENIN WESTERN UNION MONEY TRANSFER (PAYMENT DEPARTMENT OFFICE.) NAME: MR OBILOR NELSON
Direct Line: +229 98-55-69-65
Email: westernunion16dpboa@yahoo.fr
Endavour also to send him this informations as i listed it below to avoid wrong transfer.
Your Receiver Name...
Your Country.....
Tel;........
Age.......
Address............
text Question.....
Answer.........
Note: that the only money you will spend to receive this fund is the signing fee of the lawyer that will sign your transfer slip since you are not here to do it your self,and it is $105Usd Only.
Call him immediately you receive this mail to enable him give you the information to send the $105bUsd and your first $5000USD MTCN NUMBER and other transfer informations.And you will be receiving $5000USD everyday untill the total amount is complete.
Thanks,
Mrs Mary Clement.
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Brian Price
05-01-2013
03:57 AM ET (US)
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Benjamin
I'd be glad to help, let me know more about the project (I'm in London)
I've got some notes about 127 cameras on my website
http://www.secalis.co.uk/P127/P127a.html
and some of the history on
http://www.secalis.co.uk/P127/P127c.php
My website is a continual work-in-progress, and I havn't touched the 127 section for a while.
Brian
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Benjamin
04-30-2013
02:06 PM ET (US)
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I'd really like to borrow a 127 Camera for a project. Really soon. (Before mid-june)
I realise it's a lot of trust to put in a stranger's hands, but this is my work, (see first website) the second website is the one for my degree show (I'm a student) this june. I know it's unlikely anyone will, but at the very least I'd like to talk to someone, via email rather than a forum as it's easier for me. Please email 127.project@gmail.com.
Considering the coincidences, I'd hope at least one person is curious.
Thank you.
www.project127.co.uk
http://www.ruskin-sch.ox.ac.uk/degreeshow/2013/
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jameswalker8552
04-14-2013
05:52 AM ET (US)
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PLC
04-14-2013
03:51 AM ET (US)
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Not a lot these days but I retain an interest in it. One of the problems is going to be the future supply of film now that Efke, who did their own films and also the finishing on the Rollei films, have shut their factory in Croatia. That only leaves the Frugal Photographer and their rather expensive 127 colour films and I think there may still be someone else in the US cutting down and respooling film on to used spools & backing paper but again not cheap. If you live elsewhere the postage costs make it prohibitive to buy these films. Fortunately, for the moment, I have a lot of 127 B&W films sitting in the freezer but very few colour, but ,many other people may not. Like 126, if you can't get the film, interest will die apart from collecting unuseable cameras. Maybe Lomography will resurrect the format, like they did 110 but I don't hold my breath.
As to the future of the group, the biggest problem is probably that few people know of its existence. Could it not become a Yahoo group or something similar on Flickr. The latter seems to have lots of film discusion groups. Doing either of those would probably raise the profile but how you transfer over I don't know. Posibly you have to lose the existing thread of posts and then start over. I think either solution might cut out or reduce spam?
Pete C
(UK)
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Bill Lynch
04-14-2013
01:23 AM ET (US)
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I still use 127. In fact I used my Brownie Starmatic just yesterday. I still have about 150 feet of Portra 46mm film in the freezer to work through. It will probably last me into my old, old age. :)
I like this site but it seems there is more activity on the Flickr 127 Film group.
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Greg Winterflood
04-13-2013
06:01 PM ET (US)
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It does seem that spammers and hackers and whatevers are becoming more and more prominent on the 127 photography space - but a small count makes it look like they post more here than the Regular Members! I've got a feeling this group has died, well, retired, maybe. I've still got the gear for developing 127, and still have my Baby Brownie and my Rollei - but the lazy buggers just sit on top of the bookshelf. I don't know what is wrong with them. Anyway, 127 was a good ride while it lasted. Is anyone still doing it? Greg
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04-13-2013
05:34 PM ET (US)
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PLC
04-01-2013
05:50 AM ET (US)
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Neither of posts 1167 or 1168 appear to be anything to do with 127 photography or have I missed something?!
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03-31-2013
04:46 PM ET (US)
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lazzi
03-15-2013
07:28 PM ET (US)
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PLC
01-08-2013
04:48 AM ET (US)
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re /m1165
It's worth approaching Ilford I guess, but the problem is likely to be the packaging of the film which would presumably require new equipment, at substantial cost. They have already looked at and rejected the request for 220 film, because of cost and the fact that there is little demand for that size. It is doubtful if demand for 127 would be a great deal higher. It might be more productive to contact Rollei (Hans Mann/Maco in Germany) who have already produced some 127 film or Adox who had links to the closed Efke factory?
There was also someone in the US who cut down & rolled onto 127 spools Ilford & Kodak 120 films, but I can't remember their name. However colour print film in 127 can be got from these people, although not cheap:-
http://www.frugalphotographer.com/cat127.htm
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Dustin
01-07-2013
07:50 PM ET (US)
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Hello! I bring greetings from the 127 group on Flickr, where people have been emailing Ilford (via the 'Contact us' link at their website at www.ilfordphoto.com) urging them to make some of their excellent film in 127 size. Frankly, I don't think it's very likely to work, but the more people do it, the more likely it is.
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