Protect yourself from fraudulent websites
Fraudulent websites make unauthorized use of Fujifilm and instax logos and images to pose as Fujifilm and sell products. Some of these websites offer instax cameras and films at significantly reduced prices. These sites are not authorized by Fujifilm.
Sample of Fraudulent Facebook Page
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Sample of Fraudulent Facebook Page
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Always purchase from authorized dealers to avoid getting scammed. Thoroughly research and check their posts before proceeding with your orders.
Check if they follow the Suggested Retail Prices (SRPs) of Fujifilm Philippines
SRPs are subject to change without prior notice.
How to avoid getting scammed
By buying from these fraudulent websites, your confidential information, such as usernames, passwords, and credit card details are put at risk. They may take payment from you and not deliver as it is likely that they do not stock any instax products.
You can find our Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions on all authorized Fujifilm sites. If you would like to report a website for possible fraudulent activity, please email [email protected].
- 1Always check if the seller includes the legitimate Fujifilm Philippines Warranty. Warranties issued overseas are not accepted in the Fujifilm Philippines Service Center.
- 2Please take note that Fujifilm Philippines does not provide any “Certificate of Dealership” to authorized resellers. Do not trust sellers claiming to have this “certificate.”
Only buy original Fujifilm and instax products from official stores
instax Philippines Flagship Stores
Authorized Online Stores
Authorized Physical Stores
Check our complete list of authorized stores here.
The shop is not on this list. How can I verify if they are authorized?
Here’s what you can do:
Send us a message through our
official Facebook and
Instagram pages
FB: /TeamInstaxPh
IG: /Teaminstaxph
Send an email to
[email protected]
Ask around and confirm with the
Official Team instax Community
on Facebook
