lareita_berky Posted November 10, 2009 Share Posted November 10, 2009 <p>Thank you everyone for your warning on Rocky Mountain Film. I was about to send some ECNII to them, but then stumbled on your comments. (Due to a typo while googling them.)<br> After about 2 hours of research I found 2 labs that will process ECN2 film. I have yet to send to either one, but I feel confident in getting results back.<br> Thanks again, everyone!</p> <ul> <li>The Camera Shop<br />25 7th Ave. S.<br />St. Cloud, MN 56301<br />800-793-0112<br />http://www.thecamerashop.com</li> <li>Film Rescue International<br />255 Main St<br />Fortuna, ND 58844<br />(also have a Canadian address - see website)<br />800-329-8988<br />http://www.filmrescue.com/ </li> </ul> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
todd_s. Posted December 23, 2009 Share Posted December 23, 2009 <p>FINAL UPDATE: Well, it's a Christmas miracle! I actually got my order back today. The results were lousy, and pretty much nonexistent for 2 of the film rolls, but it's probably just because they were old and not stored like they should have been. At least I know RMFL does process film. I was certainly starting to doubt it. I don't recommend sending them anything though. This took over 3 freakin' years and numerous phone calls. Their owner doesn't know the meaning of customer service at all. The other people who answer the phone seem nice enough, but they don't have the authority to do much. So that's the end of it. Next time I have any kind of film processing or transfer done, I'll do a lot more research first! </p> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kate_brennan Posted January 13, 2010 Share Posted January 13, 2010 <p>Wow... I'm glad I found this before I sent in the 19 disc film's to RMFL that I recently found in the back of my closet. Lol I think I'll continue to look around & find another company that can develop these.</p> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
richard_horton1 Posted March 16, 2010 Share Posted March 16, 2010 <p>Well, I am back as it has been since September since I last posted here. I still have NOT received my developed film. I tried to call them today but was directed strait to voice mail that "was full" and told to call back later.</p> <p>I do NOT recommend anyone using this service. They have had my film for almost 3 years and that is far more than enough time to process it. The last 3 times I was able to contact someone I was told my film was devolped and awaiting processing of prints. I even asked for the devolped film rather than prints and told they would get it out whithin a week...that never happened.</p> <p>BE FOREWARNED. I lost about 28 bucks over this. Boy am I glad that is all. Why would anyone use this companies services?</p> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
r_sabine Posted April 28, 2010 Share Posted April 28, 2010 <p>Hello Everyone-<br />I was just on Google attempting to find the owner of Rocky Mountain Film. Reason is that I can never reach anyone at the company and have no idea where my film is that I sent them almost two years ago. Also was hoping to confirm they were a legitimate company.<br> As you can imagine, I was disappointed to stumble upon this posting. As soon as I read the title I smacked myself in the head for not doing research on this company prior to entrusting them with a roll of film that may mean the world to my family.<br /><br />To clarify, I lost my older brother when a drunk driver struck him while walking 10 years ago. When I was going through an old bag of his belongings I found a roll of film in a camera from our childhood. I recall how many pictures we used to take of each other and our sister...all having fun together. My parents and sister were shocked to hear about this roll of film and we have been waiting on pins and needles to see what was on the roll.</p> <p >J. Raabe thank you for starting this trail all the way back in 2003. Scary to find they are still in business stealing from people. While writing this I contacted the Denver Better Business Bureau to submit a complaint and learned they have an “F” rating.<br /><br />Here is the owner’s information:</p> <p > </p> <p >Steven K. Dock</p> <p >(303) 366-8222<br />727 S. Nome Street</p> <p >Aurora, CO 80012-3246<br> Another address I found:<br />560 Geneva Street<br />Aurora, CO 80010-4305<br> <br> Kind Regards,<br />R. Sabine</p> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
denise_passaretti Posted April 30, 2010 Share Posted April 30, 2010 <p>I have been searching for my film also. I sent them 8 rolls in Sept 2008. They debited my account immediatly. I still have not recieved my film back or a refund of money. I have talked to them at least seven times over the course of two years. I am now in the process of filing police reports. I have spoken to the town business liscencing and they also have not been able reach them also. They no longer have a current liscence. The previous address in this blog is the owners home address. I am a professional photogrpaher and sent customers film to them! Needless to say I am the one in trouble!!!<br> Does anyone live out that way???</p> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
greg_miller10 Posted May 7, 2010 Share Posted May 7, 2010 <p>For what it's worth and we have been mentioned a couple of times here, we process all of the films that RM did and are a member of the BBB in good standing. We understand the importance of these lost and found vintage unprocessed film. The significance of them can be the last new glimpse a family member may have of a long lost loved one. We take that very seriously.</p> <p>Sorry if this is considered spam. I felt it would be mutually beneficial.</p> <p>Greg Miller<br> www.filmrescue.com</p> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
joseph_a_kidd1 Posted May 8, 2010 Share Posted May 8, 2010 <p>I, too, made the mistake of sending film to RMFL for processing -- almost two years ago. After several attempts (by phone, email, and federal express) to get a response, I got none. I filed a BBB complaint. No response to that either. So, I filed suit in April, 2010. I'm an attorney, so that's easy for me. I had Steven Dock personally served at home. And guess what? A package arrived this week from RMFL. However, only the negatives were sent. No print. No DVD (though I ordered and paid for it). No refund either. So, the suit will continue. I'm suing him for, among other things, fraud. This guy should be run out of business.</p> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
lance_waterman Posted May 10, 2010 Share Posted May 10, 2010 <p>I just talked to Steve the owner of RMFL and he states that all the film sent is still in the office but for some reason he is unable to get into the building. I didn't press him for more info as I was very happy to finally get someone on the phone after months of no answer at RMFL.<br> Thanks to the other poster (R. Sabine) for giving Steve the owners phone number and to Joseph A Kidd, please let me know your details so I can use your services on getting some action on my film. If there is any one with more info please let me know at: canausiri@live.com<br> I don't know why things are the way they are with Steve. I didn't want to press too much as he seemed to be trying to honestly get it done... I'm still hoping that he will send my film back.</p> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
joseph_a_kidd1 Posted May 10, 2010 Share Posted May 10, 2010 <p>After having conducted a search of Colorado Court records, it appears that Mr. Dock is no stranger to lawsuits in the recent past:</p> <ul> <li>2010 (4/23) – Sued by Bert and Brook Davidson in Small Claims court. Case is currently pending. </li> </ul> <ul> <li>2009 (09/17) – Sued by Landmark Western, LLC for Forcible Entry and Detainer. This kind of lawsuit is filed to force a non-paying tenant out of real estate occupied by the tenant. Landmark Western is a property manager and broker for commercial and residential real estate in Colorado. </li> </ul> <ul> <li>2009 (09/08) – Sued by Wells Fargo Bank NA for what appears to be Colorado’s version of Foreclosure. (Rule 120 Deeds of Trust Action). An order of some kind was issued on 09/18/09 upon a motion to authorize sale. </li> </ul> <p>I'll let you all draw your own conclusions about why Mr. Dock can't get into his building.</p> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
r_sabine Posted May 10, 2010 Share Posted May 10, 2010 <p>Thanks for the update Joseph.... wish you didn't dig deeper :(.<br>Lance you beat me to the punch in calling Steve. I just called his home number and to my surprise he answered. We spoke for 10 minutes. He says he was forced to stop his operation due to a few compliants that reached the Colorado Attorney Generals office. He said a few people have stated he is running a fraud. He states he simply got behind in processing film and took on more than he could handle. His machines weren't set up ready, yada, yada, yada. Processing film for Katrina really put him behind and created a snowball effect. HUH, I didn't get this one but maybe that is the typical line scammers use?<br>He has no access to the building as he has been locked out. In the next few weeks he "should" have answer from attorney if he can get back in. He is hoping to open back up and process all the film before end of year. If he can't get back in business he said worst case scenario he will get all the film and place it in storage. <br>Told him at the very least to post a message on his website stating the truth, keeping customers in the loop, so we are all not stuck wondering what's going on.<br>For a fraudster he sure seemed low key but I guess that's what makes him so good at stealing.<br>In summary, those like me waiting on getting their film I think we are screwed.<br /><br />Going forward, if anyone has any new information please post.</p> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
joseph_a_kidd1 Posted May 10, 2010 Share Posted May 10, 2010 <p>Thanks for the update, RS. I guess my first inclination is not to believe him. Period. About anything. But I know he is telling the truth about complaints being made to the Colorado AG because I made one myself (as well as complaint to the Federal Trade Commission). The story about the AG shutting down his business is easily verifiable. I sent an email to their office today asking them to confirm any actions they are, or have already, taken against Dock and his business. Given the recent foreclosure action, however, I'm very, very doubtful. If the AG had shut down his business, why would the website still be operational? Doesn't make sense. I will let you know what the AG has to say.</p> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
lance_waterman Posted May 11, 2010 Share Posted May 11, 2010 <p>What doesn't make sense is that Joseph A Kidd got his film back when they're supposed to be 'locked up'. Seems to me that Steve is able to reach the film if he really wants to. Steve advised me to send RMFL an e-mail inquiring about the status of my film. I have done so but as of yet heard nothing back. I would be interested in getting a legal firm to serve Steve as Joseph has done. If anyone would like to ride along with me, let me know.</p> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
joseph_a_kidd1 Posted May 11, 2010 Share Posted May 11, 2010 <p>More research, more bad news. The Colorado AG may or may not be after Mr. Dock, but the IRS certainly is. On April 7, the IRS filed an action in federal court to seize all of his assets and sell them to pay his delinquent taxes. According to affidavits filed in the case, Mr. Dock owes the IRS over $50,000 for unpaid taxes going back to 2004. I have copies of all court filings and will share them with anyone who wants to see them.</p> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
joseph_a_kidd1 Posted May 11, 2010 Share Posted May 11, 2010 <p>It appears from Arapahoe County real estate records that the Well Fargo litigation is a foreclosure action for Mr. Dock's personal residence on Nome street. The property is scheduled to be sold at a county auction on May 19, 2010.</p> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kayleen_edwards Posted May 11, 2010 Share Posted May 11, 2010 <p>I WANT MY ROLLS OF FILM BACK!! I am looking for the link to the attorney handling this case. I sent two rolls of film to them 2 years ago and through many calls and many no return calls I am sick to learn of this. Now, I live in MD and I want my rolls of film back. I want to be able to get in touch with whoever is handling this case so I (and I suspect many others) can get their undeveloped film back. Sure, I am out 80 dollars but I am out more than that if I cannot get my film back. If anyone has any information to the attorney I can reach I would greatly appreciate it. FYI..I have tried to send emails to RMFL and they too are not going through. I have two very sentimental rolls of film of military nature and I would be happy to pay someone else to develop them. I just want them developed and my film DOES NOT belong to RMFL. Therefore it cannot be sold! It is mine..and I want it back. Sincerely, Kayleen Edwards.</p> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
steve_d7 Posted May 11, 2010 Share Posted May 11, 2010 <p>I apologize to those whose film has taken longer than expected. Unfortunately, I have let a number of people down by not getting results as quickly as I had planned. It makes me feel depressed to read the posts here. I have been processing these old films since they were current and my first priority has always been to get the best results possible. I appreciate the patience of those who have been waiting and understand why people have gotten frustrated. If our positions were reversed I would certainly feel the same. <br /> <br />I am not going to make excuses: I failed in meeting the very reasonable demands of my clients and did not keep the promises I made. There is no excuse for the lack of communication and failure to deliver on time. I have unsuccessfully tried to manage this situation in a timely and appropriate manner. I am receiving assistance with the business side of matters so that I can focus on what I do best which is getting the memories from forgotten films.<br /> <br />I will post updates on <a href="http://www.rockymountainfilm.com/news.htm">www.rockymountainfilm.com/news.htm</a> Please know that I will do my best to learn from my mistakes and not allow them to repeat in the future. Thank you for your understanding.<br /> <br />--Steve</p> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kayleen_edwards Posted May 11, 2010 Share Posted May 11, 2010 <p>One big mistake you have made Steve is NOT keeping your clients informed! I have gone two years with only two phone calls! I spoke to Leah 6 months ago who told me she had her hand on my film (quite personally) and that they were in the process of being developed and I would have them in a month or two..so later. That was 6 months ago. I have made well over 20 calls in the last 4 months only being able to leave two message. I have gotten not one return call! I have left you and your company my name, number, address and all ways possible to reach me yet nobody has done so! Leaving me hanging here has been a horrible experience. No business should do that. You could have at least called back and been upfront about the matter of my film. It is sickening to learn all about your company AFTER THE FACT on a Google search. Okay, I am saddened you are going through a rough time in your life but can you PLEASE SEND ME MY FILM BACK!!!!! Can you at least make GOOD on something???</p> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kayleen_edwards Posted May 11, 2010 Share Posted May 11, 2010 <h2>Steve, you make a very heart felt statement above mine and then you direct everyone to your website/news.htm leading us all to believe you are going to tell us something important about your business and perhaps information on where our film is and the process of it. So, after reading your apologies I go to your website thinking I will further read more apologies on the delay of processed film and I get this...apparently another DISCLAIMER passing off any damage to film on the UPS or USPS. Well you already have my two rolls of film and I WANT IT BACK!!! It is clear you have not nor have any intentions of developing it...after two years! You have had your chance. Now, send it back to me! You have my address and if you need it again please take a second of your time to ask me for it! Good grief is that too much to ask?? I AM SO FRUSTRATED WITH YOU AND YOUR COMPANY!!!! For anyone wondering...here is the big news Steve has posted on his website.</h2><h2>Shipping Information</h2><p>We've moved to 11801 E 33rd Ave Ste A, Aurora, CO 80010 USA.<br>Sending your film to Rocky Mountain Film via the US Mail is still safe. We recommend indicating in large type the contents of your package as "Undeveloped Photographic Materials" along with "Do Not X ray".<br>For the most recent update from the USPS, click <a href="http://www.usps.com/news/facts/lfu_012902.htm">HERE</a>.<br><strong> US Mail to be sterilized</strong>: Implications for Kodak and the photo industry <br>To protect public health and ensure confidence in the US Mail system, the United States Postal Service (USPS) is installing new equipment to sanitize certain items sent through the mail. While various sanitizing technologies can damage film and other sensitive materials, the USPS has issued the following statement:<br> <br>"The USPS is working with the mailing industry to develop procedures to ensure that sanitization of the mail will not damage sensitive items in the mail. Sanitization technology is currently being tested on a wide range of film products, digital and magnetic storage devices, laboratory samples, food and plant products, and "smart" credit cards with embedded chips to ensure that all business mail can be safely processed through the postal system."<br> <br>Therefore, based upon this statement and upon other information from USPS shared with Kodak and the photo industry, it appears that current photographic commerce in all its forms will be unaffected.<br> Kodak will issue further statements as new information becomes available. <small >© Eastman Kodak Company, 1994-2001.</small></p> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
joseph_a_kidd1 Posted May 11, 2010 Share Posted May 11, 2010 <p>Nice of Mr. Dock to acknowledge his unhappy customers with such nice words. But how many empty words has Mr. Dock given us? Sadly, too many. Frankly, I wish he would spend his time trying to process film or respond personally to the complaints of his customers instead of making grandiose website proclamations of his good intentions. Talk is cheap. If Mr. Dock is serious about what he says, then he needs to shut down his website until he clears the backlog. Until he does that he is still misleading people, still taking their money for services he can't provide. <br> I talked to the Colorado Attorney General's Office today and to the Colorado Department of Revenue. They tell me that the state of Colorado has not shut down his business. I'm guessing the IRS did. <br> Here's a copy of one of the filings:</p> <div></div> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
greg_miller10 Posted May 11, 2010 Share Posted May 11, 2010 <p>For those that are concerned about never getting their film back I can't say for sure one way or another but I know Steve Doc and though we too have had some issues with RMFL, he doesn't strike me as a bad person. I still believe that people will eventually get their film back and I do believe the essentials of his explanation. For what it's worth, we're available to help and are open to ideas. Maybe things could be diffused with as little harm as possible to all parties.</p> <p>Greg Miller<br /> Film Rescue International<br /> www.filmrescue.com</p> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
lance_waterman Posted May 15, 2010 Share Posted May 15, 2010 <p>May 15th 2010 The RMFL website has vanished (just like my film). There must be hundreds of people who have been ripped off and simply want their film back. Since the biz has been taken, some third party will have our property. Common sense says that they'd return what is obviously not theirs especially since it should be a responsible gov body. Any ideas on who to contact to claim our film? Would like to get on the list of ripped off customers. </p> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
joseph_a_kidd1 Posted May 15, 2010 Share Posted May 15, 2010 <p>On Wednesday, May 12, Steven Dock (without an attorney) filed a letter in his IRS case asking the court to order the IRS to give him an complete inventory of the property they seized and to order the IRS to pay the rent on his facility. The order was denied the next day for being out of compliance with the federal rules of civil procedure. It is difficult to fight the IRS even with a good attorney, but nearly impossible to do without one.<br> The website was up on Thursday morning at 11:00 Eastern. I'm just speculating, but maybe he took it down when he got the court's order.<br> If you are one of the unfortunate people with their film still with RMFL, let me know and I will try to help.</p><div></div> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
joseph_a_kidd1 Posted May 15, 2010 Share Posted May 15, 2010 <p>Here is the order denying Dock's motion:</p><div></div> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
john_mosher Posted May 15, 2010 Share Posted May 15, 2010 <p>I sent several hundred slides to Steve and yes it took a very, very long time. However I was more then satisfied with my product. He gave me much more then we agreed on for no extra charge. I spoke to him many times and i truly believe Steve is a good man with good intensions and you will get your film back. Can anyone imagine how he is feeling right now? Good luck, I do think he'll come throgh and I hope your cases all trun out as mine did.</p> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
joseph_a_kidd1 Posted May 16, 2010 Share Posted May 16, 2010 <p>Steve Dock and Rocky Mountain Film Lab make the news! <br> http://www.9news.com/rss/article.aspx?storyid=138875</p> <p> </p> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jo_howell Posted May 18, 2010 Share Posted May 18, 2010 <p>I sent 9 rolls of 40 yr. old film to these people over 26 months ago, at a cost of nearly $340, which was debited from my credit card immediately. I am not a photographer, so I relied on advice that the company was highly reputable. I waited a year before I started phoning about my order. Now, many phone calls later, and after hearing all the same excuses as other posters have mentioned, I fear all is lost! The last conversation in March 2010 told me that "all my film had been converted to disc, some had been printed", and that "if I needed faster service" they could send me the completed discs immediately and I could take them to Wal-mart for printing. Upon replying that this was not acceptable since they already has my money, I was told to "wait a couple of months more". Is there any hope of rescuing ANY of this?</p> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kelly_flanigan1 Posted May 18, 2010 Share Posted May 18, 2010 <p>Here I used Rocky Mountain Film Lab years ago to process our customers old C22 stuff.</p> <p>I have not sent them any film probably in 5 years; thus did not get into many folks here's wait or lost films.</p> <p>I use to develop folks old C22 in B&W and print it; before using RMFL. One has to deal with customers old films that they hope will have masterpiece lost images; when often is is blanks; double exposures a bunch of junk. Then they do not wait to pay you if it is over the counter. It got to be I only wanted to deal with known customers; it was a massive headache. It is a great business if one wants to be a punching bag; or get sworn at; or have folks not want to pick up the work if duds. It is more fun to clean out a sewer with one hands than deal with the few poor customers.</p> <p>Thus here I dropped the whole "old film rescue" service due to burnout. In the C22 days one would have to collect enough rolls to make mixing a kit up worth while. It might take 2 to 4 months the make a batch worth while and one would spend more time dealing with antsy customers. One could tell somebody it would take 2 to 4 months and then then call you every week. It is a great service if you want badgering; or to constantly explain why one cannot do the task in 1/4 the time quoted.</p> <p>Hopefully the IRS will not chuck out the folks film here.</p> <p>Even in camera repair this type of decline has happened. The repair chap gets behind; parts are hard to find; ones eyes get poorer. A friend had this happened. The coffee and donuts crowd want instant updates; emails; and one has a camera with screws all corroded and they are still stuck. It can be a thankless job. Towards the end my friend would spend 3/4 his time with customers wanting updates on items that were a mess to work on; corroded messes where it one broke the corroded screw the entire job became worse.</p> <p>Thus as labs and repair shops close the stuff can get lost in the shuffle; or not fixed. It really has little source of new blood; one has a declining market and folks with high expectations all pumped up on coffee and donuts.</p> <p>What if that dying lab or dying repair shop gets auctioned off?</p> <p>Will the new owner really want to sort out a zoo of unknown stuff; or just chuck it like a doctors old records?<br> <br /> In printing a new owner of a print shop often dumps all unknown stuff into the dumpster. On can have records stored from Jones and Smith; but now they are not partners. Thus both fight over the "stuff" like in a divorce; a massive mess. </p> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kayleen_edwards Posted May 18, 2010 Share Posted May 18, 2010 <p>Does anyone know who I need to call for the IRS seizing all this property? I am not going to lie down easily and I will continue to call Aurora, CO and chew the ear off of anyone who is willing to listen! There has to be some kind of law protecting all of our property???</p> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
greg_miller10 Posted May 18, 2010 Share Posted May 18, 2010 <p>There's a lot of speculation going on here. Just to clear the air a little bit, there are behind the scene discussions going on and I'm confident that these precious films are not going to end up in a dumpster. One way or another at this point I'm fairly confident someone will be developing these films. It's too early to give details as none have been worked out and there is so much up in the air. I have talked with the Doc family and tossing these in a dumpster is something I'm pretty sure they wouldn't let happen and given the opportunity neither would we.</p> <p>Greg Miller<br> Film Rescue International</p> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
joseph_a_kidd1 Posted May 19, 2010 Share Posted May 19, 2010 <p>I echo Greg's sentiments. I know everyone is upset about the unfortunate circumstances Steve Dock has caused, but I am cautiously optimistic that things will work out for RMFL customers. I urge everyone to be patient just a little while longer.</p> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
lance_waterman Posted May 19, 2010 Share Posted May 19, 2010 <p>Here's the latest news I've received from Mr. Kevin White who is the irs agent handling Mr. Docks case. Mr. Dock will be picking up the film property that may belong to customers. Mr. White is only able to release this property to Mr. Dock at this time. We can assume that we will have our property back shortly after Friday, May 21. That is if Mr. Dock does the right thing. But at least we can hope...<br> Mr. Dock, Please return our films, processed or not. <br /> <br />If you have any questions concerning this, Mr White's details are as follows:<br> kevin.n.white@irs.gov <br> 720-956-4328.<br /> <br /> </p> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kelly_flanigan1 Posted May 19, 2010 Share Posted May 19, 2010 <p>Greg;<br /> The point about the dumpster is that *if* there is an auction of assets; or a businesses "stuff" is sold ; stuff can disappear. It does happen.</p> <p><br /> I have bought stuff from a lab that got closed down and found stuff still in file cabinets; in boxes by scanners; folks negatives still in the flatbeds holders. Stuff still undeveloped . A lab tried to sell me a printer and scanner that turned out to still be under lease for cash; thus one can have a business assets going out the door before the doors are closed; and the lease company now has to try to repo assets one bought without clear title.</p> <p>Here I have many cublic feet of rolls of film; negatives; prints that will probably someday go into a landfill when I croak. Its the "unknown stuff" that came with the scanners; printer; laminator, file cabinets that I got in an auction and some from the leasing company. I ran an local advert and had a note at one of my counters and I think maybe 1 or 2 rolls or negatives got back to the original owners.</p> <p>Unless there is a caring human in the loop a businesses stuff from another factory; from an auction; from a downsizing or moving can be lost and fragmented. The new person may be less of a packrat; or not want to deal with a zoo of stuff from the old group.</p> <p>If Mr Dock can still be involved the chances of folks stuff getting back to them radically rise.</p> <p>If another persons deals with the stuff; they may NOT know that say for example that Kayleens stuff is 3 rolls of 126 C22 stuff from DisneyWorld; or that Joe's stuff is a baseball game in 127; or Johns stuff is Bantum/828.</p> <p>***** Thus *ANY* extra info that can be passed on in a letter or request *helps* match the wayward stuff to back to you.</p> <p>I would imagine the reason his web site is up is equipment is being sold off:</p> <p>http://www.rockymountainfilm.com/equipmt.htm</p> <p>They moved less than 1 year ago</p> <p>http://www.rockymountainfilm.com/news.htm</p> <table border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" width="100%"> <tbody> <tr> <td valign="top"> <h2>May 2010</h2> <p>We apologize for the delays in processing of films. We still have your film. We recently moved and are in a period of re-organization. We are not able to offer a specific answer regarding your film. Thank you for your patience. We will provide updates on our progress as they become available.</p> </td> </tr> </tbody> </table> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
lance_waterman Posted May 25, 2010 Share Posted May 25, 2010 <p>Some news from Mr. Dock concerning our film would be appreciated. Since the 21st of May he has been given back our film from the irs. Mr. Dock, could you please inform us if in fact you have our film and what you plan to do with it. I don't care at this point if the film has been processed, I just want it back. If I have to pay for postage to get it back, I will. Mr Dock. PLEASE enlighten us.</p> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kayleen_edwards Posted May 26, 2010 Share Posted May 26, 2010 <p>I got a phone call yesterday from a Leah of RMFL and she said they DO have my film and understand that I want it sent back. She said they will do their best to send it back to me. At least this time I wasn't told it is in processing...like the times before. She left a lengthy message on my phone and I wish that was one call I would have been able to take. I certainly hope they do right by their customers and send all the film back!</p> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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