noah_fang

<p>The deal was from American Express, so if the issue can not be resolved I would definitely return all the rolls. <br> Seems that there were two different types of packages for Fuji slide film, one is 5 roll/box with expiration date on it, the other seems to be these kind of mysterious rolls without expiration date on it. (These rolls might come in large pack, probably that's why its cheap) <br> You can compare the price at UniquePhoto with BH, it's a retailer in NJ which has a physical store. </p>

<p>Hi,<br> Relatively new to shooting 120 films. <br> Previously I always purchase at BH, mostly Kodak and some Fuji Neopan. Never have a problem.<br> Till recently one of the credit card agencies get me a deal on UniquePhoto (rather not to advertise this credit card agency, but it's easy to guess), so I put an order for a decent amount of slide films (20 x Provia 100F, 10+ Velvia 50). The reason: it's a bit cheaper compared to other retailers, and the deal I got require minimum purchase.<br> Based on the amount of films I ordered, i thought I will get a box (which has expiration date on it). Unfortunately, doesn't happen like that... <br> So, apparently the current situation is: I am holding more than 30 rolls of 120 slide films that I have no idea when would they expire.<br> In general I believe UniquePhoto would not sell expired films, but there really is no way to verify that.<br> Anyone has any idea or also recently purchased from Uniquephoto who received some kind of note indicating expiration date?<br> Thanks.</p> <p> </p>