Still receiving negative feedback: "I sent film to Clik 3D NY back in July 2004 and never got it back. They took my money and film. Today is Oct 11, 2005"

"Thank you for your email. The current situation is that 3D Creations Ltd has now closed, and since I care about my customers, I am not doing an "Image Tech" or "Clik 3D" and abandoning a warehouse full of customers films. I am in fact finishing off all work in hand at my own personal expense, whilst endeavouring to work full time to pay the mortgage and survive in order to finish the work in hand. If I fail in personal survival, then I will not be able to finish the prints. My strategy is to scan (in progress) and archive all films as fast as I can, and then return the negatives (now commencing) with a covering letter, only then will I continue the printing as rapidly as time and funds permit while earning a living at a full time job. I am sorry this situation has happened, and I am doing everything I can to minimise the impact on my customers. I will make a point of checking that I have satisfactory scans of your film, and return the film very shortly. You then have the possibility of getting flat prints made locally, pending the arrival of the 3D ones. The company has closed as I said earlier, it has no assets, and there is no possibility of any refunds. You will not be surprised that I have suffered considerable personal losses as well, and that it is taking me a while to rectify my personal situation."
(March 10, 2006)

"I was disturbed to see the large number of negative comments posted about what appears to be the only processor of 3-D films in the UK, 3D Creations of Colchester, Essex - this rather accords with my own experience."

"Early this year, having found the Company via an Internet search, I e-mailed them to ask them for details of their services, prices, etc. I got no reply from them, and assummed that they had gone out of business ( except that the e-mail was not bounced back undeliverable, as I would have expected )"

"Reading the stories posted on your web site of films never being returned, cheques being banked but no photographs received, e-mails unanswered, various excuses being made, etc., I am of the opinion that this Company either does not really exist or, if it does, is trading fraudulently."
(November 2005)

"I sent my film off to 3D Creations in Colchester, UK, over a year ago and I'm still waiting to get my photos back. The e-mail I received from them in September 2004 said it would be 'processed shortly'!"
(September 2005)

"I received the following e-mail on the 6th October, 2004, from Larry Wooden at 3D Creations:- Your film is slated for next week. I have recently been able to recruit 2  new staff members, and they will be working through my backlog during next week between the sections of the contract work that pays them the rest of the time. Hopefully over the course of a couple of months we can clear the backlog and get to a rapid service of 3 to 4 weeks a last. I appreciate your patience, I am at least as keen as you to get the printing up to date."

"Needless to say, it has now been 2 months since this e-mail and I've heard nothing further. I have just sent an e-mail to him to find out what the latest situation is, but, to be quite honest, I've more or less given up hoping to see my photos."
(December 2004)

"I sent a 3D film away to be developed 15 months ago. The cheque was cashed straight away. I've now had a continuing saga, first by phone calls, but later by e-mails, chasing up my photos. Every time, I get the same old sob story about shortage of staff, too much work, etc etc. I also got the same reply as the comment already on your page about the film having been processed into negatives and just the final printing being required. The last few e-mails promise that my film is in the current batch being done, and I should get them in the next few weeks (I've been told this since February this year). Personally, I'm beginning to think that this company does not actually do any photo processing/printing and is just one big con."
(October 2004)

We have a report from one user that after 5 weeks of waiting, he got in touch with them by E-Mail. He got the following reply:
"Thank you for your e-mail. Please let me reassure you that your film is safe and secure, and has been processed into negatives to ensure that it does not deteriorate. I am expecting to print it within a month or two from now."