Well, it could be if it sold anything. I've got a big mound of files there and not one sale in six months. I've got nothing against the place but it just isn't working for me (and this is stuff that does sell elsewhere).

Is this Baldrick from Blackadder?   

Shoot me a link to your Cutcaster portfolio on this forum and I will check it out and post some suggestions to help you get more exposure and sales. The next 4 months are a busy time in our season as everyone knows so I want to get in front of as many buyers as possible. Also, I want to do my best to make everyone money and this will be a good spot to post some ideas and gather some helpful advice and constructive criticism from you guys. Thanks Baldrick.

You must be proud, WarenPrice. Congratulations.

Well my experience with Custcaster is a bit different.  I uploaded 800-900 images to Cutcaster and after a while I stopped uploading (in May, I think). No sales, some views so far.
At the time, most of them uploaded only to Cutcuster, I waited for some time - no sales. Then I decided to upload them to other sites and they started to sell everywhere but Cutcaster.
As BaldricksTrousers said, looks like it isn't working for me. 

Kone can you post a link to your Cutcaster portfolio so I can check it out and see how I can personally help? Just post it here and I will reply.

John here is mine HELP

http://www.cutcaster.com/studio/pub/663916036

I agree, we all need help.  Why not go for some of the buyers and contributors that are fed up with istock?  Get some publicity going, raise non-exclusive commissions to 50% and cutcaster will be talked about everywhere.  There is a good opportunity now and I would love to see cutcaster doing better, rather than languishing with the sites that look like they have missed the boat.

I agree, we all need help.  Why not go for some of the buyers and contributors that are fed up with istock?  Get some publicity going, raise non-exclusive commissions to 50% and cutcaster will be talked about everywhere.  There is a good opportunity now and I would love to see cutcaster doing better, rather than languishing with the sites that look like they have missed the boat.

I agree with you Sharpshot, but switching from an agency that made me one DSLR every month (so far) to an agency that is making me $ 0.00, for me is not good business decision.
I did try to help Cutcuster grow, as you can see from my previous post, and I like their 50% commission. I uploaded a lot of images that are not found on the other sites but we did our job now is time for John and Cutcuster to do their job. I am ready to upload a couple thousand more files if it is not just waste of time. And I guarantee that a lot of us are just waiting for a sign and we will start uploading.

Another thing about the advertising, don't we pay for that through our commissions?

I have nothing against John, I see him here, trying to help but sorry without downloads, you must agree, that is just waste of time.
So, do something John (Catcuster) for all of us!

Kone