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Actually, this camera was not on my initial list of cameras that I thought I wanted since I feared it was out of my price range. Turns out, it is not.
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I had an email exchange with a friend about my fear that this camera was stolen. I was unsure how someone came into possession of 100 refurbished Fuji Finepix cameras and she (jokingly) suggested that I email him and ask if the cameras were stolen admitting that this could be awkward. So, I (jokingly) typed up that email and sent it to my friend. It went a little something like this...
"Dear Sir,
I realize I am a nutty fool for asking this, but how did you happen to come into possession of 100 refurbished Fuji Finepix S700 cameras? I am not a cop or a fink or anything but I want to make sure that you did not steal them. You see, I obsessively worry about purchasing stolen goods and would hate to buy a camera from you that might be... well, as those young people say "hot"! I am sure you can understand my moral dilemma here because buying a "hot" camera would make me an accomplice or, at the very least, an enabler and well, Jesus hates an enabler!
All best,
A crazy obsessive freak"
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