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Photoxpress has 3 photos from my closed Fotolia account. (As I understand it, Fotolia feeds Photoxpress.)

I never donated them, or ANY Fotolia files, to Fotolia's free site/section. Until now, I thought 2 out of 3 of them were no longer available on any site!

I have screen shots of all 3 photos showing up for sale on photoxpress.

Is getting Fotolia to take them off the best I can aim for?

Thanks for your reply, Pixart.

I absolutely never donated (or accepted 50-cents for) ANY of my fotolia files to Free section/site. Any time fotolia sent me message about option of putting photo in free section, I deleted the photo.

For example, until yesterday, I was sure that this photo had not been available for sale anywhere for over a year:
http://www.photoxpress.com/stock-photos/red/green/tree/4357240

+1  Straightforward case of copyright infringement.  If you've registered these photos with the copyright office, you're entitled to statutory damages.  Might want to talk with an attorney before sending DMCA and have them look over the Fotolia and Photoxpress user agreements.

well, as clicking the below link should show, that photo is no longer online.

And, yes, the important, larger point is: until contributors hold agencies more accountable financially, certain agencies are not going to do all possible to avoid offering photos they have no right to