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From: daw1@mhuxl.UUCP (Douglas A. Williams)
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Subject: Re: Kodak Offer on their Instant Cameras
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Date: Wed, 12-Feb-86 08:49:44 EST
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> I called up Kodak at their toll - free number, and they promised to
> send me a mailer.  It's been several weeks, and I still haven't gotten it.
> I'm wondering if anyone on the net has had the same/ different experience?

	One of the options was to give you one share of Kodak common stock
for your camera. However the Securities and Exchange Comm. has stuck their
ugly face in the matter resulting in a delay in the mailings.

	I think Kodak got screwed on the whole deal. I've used a lot of
Polaroid film in work, but think the looks of the Kodak Trimprint is nicer 
than any other instant film. At least Kodak *improved* the stuff even if
they allegedly stole the basic idea!

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