Walmart Processing

Did you put it in the send-out box, the 1-hour box, or did you hand it directly to an employee? If you put it in the send-out box, you're all set. If you put it in the 1-hour box or handed it to an employee, you'll just have to wait and see how it turns out. ;-)

The younger people will assume that it is C-41 developing, had that happen yesterday. Had to convince the clerk that the film had to go out.

since it is 120 and not 35mm,. It will be obvious that it is going to be sent out.
I think Yolu have little to worry about.
let us know the results, please

If you put it in the send out box, you are all set. sleep well;)

I did indeed put it in the send-out box. Well, I'm pretty sure I did, anyway. It was the Fujifilm box, with a sign above it saying "drop off film here."

And Walter: I'll make sure to post the outcome.

Unless you brought it to the 1hr lab specifically, it will be sent out.  They use different envelopes for 1hr, and most stores cannot process 120 onsite.  I also know that they cannot print them on-site.  Just make sure you're droppng it in the fujifilm drop box, not taking it to the 1hr lab.

I'm so glad I have a local lab that processes 120 for me same day (I have them process the negs only and they charge me $3.50/roll), and they are about twenty-minute drive for me as well. I usually wait until I have several rolls and then run them over to save on gas and time.
I'm leary of mishaps with careless or uniformed techs, and so the I would consider the $7/roll as good insurance if they are professionals. It just depends on how valuable those shots and your time spent taking them is.

Walmart uses 2 different envelopes for film processing. The blue/white envelopes are for in-house processing while the other envelopes in the kiosk that are white with several different colors are the send-out envelopes. If the Walmart techs open your envelopes, they may realize that the 120 film rolls look odd and call you to tell you that they can't process those in-house. If they are on their toes and see your special instructions, they'll send them out.
By the way, I recently got back 5 rolls of sent-out 120 film (Walmart sends it to Fuji and then Fuji sends it to another lab) and paid only $1.56 per roll for processing AND 3X3 prints! Check out this link and follow the instructions EXACTLY and you will get your 120 film processed at Walmart. The first time I sent only 2 rolls to test Walmart's process and it took 2 weeks but I was satisfied. Then I sent out 3 rolls and got them back in 7 days!
Here is the link...
http://forums.skateperception.com/index.php?showtopic=157892

This is my only local option because no one else will do MF developing. Give it a try.

ps--It is trendy to bash Walmart film processing but I've had nothing but great results with my local Walmart.