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I wonder how many contributors sell 100, 200 or 300 MB files on 123RF? How frequently are those type of sales??

0 from 1522 sales

wut? what? they pay 50%.. at least thats the deal

Nope, here's my cut from 100 MB TIFF which costs 150 credits:
100MB    200MB    300MB  Downloads    Date    Total Earned (USD)

1    0    0    1    July 19, 2011    17.200

So if 1cr=1$ we get paid even less than I said, we get 11%. So I guess IS is not the worst possible agency in every single way as some think and are (constantly) saying over here

I think that the 50% cut applies only to the image sale and a portion of that 150 credits is paying for some third party to upsize the image. I can't imagine why anyone ever pays to have this done, but apparently if the buyer thinks they need it and can't do it themselves, there's a market for it?

So I think the image credits (whatever they are) were priced at $34.40 and the remainder was the fee for upsizing.

The CEL paying $42 would mean $84 for 100 credits which matches (roughly) the 1200 credits for $1,000 package. That seems fine. As I mentioned in the other thread about inmagine sales, it's not the 50% that bothers me but what it's multiplied by that's a problem (in my case I wasn't happy that inmagine which is 123rf's owner gets a distributor cut on the $10 value10 sales from inmagine, leaving 123rf contributors with 50% of $8 instead of the $10 sales price)

I stand corrected. It was 43.50. I was ballparking it and had to go look to be sure.

I am sure they will show up here to discuss this matter, 123RF has great communication

0 x 100MB,200MB & 300MB

As said before there is unlikely to be much demand for this service as its really expensive and unnessary for majority of users.

Hi All,

100 mb, 200mb, 300mb sales -- I remembered we have a thread about this the last time. But roughly here goes:

We pay 20 credits, 40 credits and 60 credits for the sizes respectively.

These are full credits, not the usual 50% cut deal

Thanks very much.

Alex.

thanks Alex

Yes, we do charge that much.

In our last "IES promo" we dropped the prices

from 150 to 120
from 300 to 180
from 450 to 230

We didn't see any increase in purchases, nor did we see any increase in higher resolutions being purchased.

So the prices remained. If there is a demand, we'll cater to it.

Thank you very much.

Alex