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03/23/2005 07:20:17 PM · #51 |
Originally posted by nsbca7:
Originally posted by cbonsall:
Originally posted by nsbca7:
Originally posted by cbonsall:
i just had a quick look at some of the stuff on Alamy, it seems you have to pay them to host your images in order to sell them, does that seem strange or is it just me?? |
Just you. Where did you get that? You all make stuff up as you go. |
//www.alamy.com/royalty-free-images-terms.asp
and from the FAQs:
//www.alamy.com/stock-photography-faqs-finance.asp#4
How much is the storage fee?
The storage fee is 10 cents ($0.10) per image per month or part thereof. It is charged for all the images you have in the catalogue once they have been uploaded to our site. |
So you're just going to pick out parts that fit your argument and delete the rest?
I am on the Alamy Blue commission option, will I be charged Storage Fees?
Fees are only charged for contributors who are on the Alamy Red and Alamy Green commission options.
There is a very big difference between can and have to. |
woooooooooooooh chill out, you misunderstand me, its not some conspiracy to slag off alamy. Its just I've never come across a stock place that requires you to pay them up front, I was just asking if this was a normal or a standard thing.
and yes, I can see not all of the plans require you to pay. |
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03/23/2005 07:27:59 PM · #52 |
If you have a small portfolio of very fast selling images it would definatly pay to use the stocking fee option. This would probably be more advantageous to another agency listing with Alamy then to an individual.
Message edited by author 2005-03-23 19:28:28.
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