I recently reactivated my images for sale on Shutterstock as it was my plan to start to delete them between now and January 1st when I'll be closing the account (I don't really trust them to delete them all if I just request account closure).

I had a portfolio of over 800 images and now I have 474. It's been stuck at 474 for almost a month. I've written to ask them where the remaining images are and I haven't gotten a clear answer. They did say it was a known bug and they were working on it but it's been some time now.

Has this happened to anyone else?

Why isn't there a place that shows a list of what files have most recently been purchased? Or is it there and buried somewhere where I can't find it?

I've been pretty satisfied with the upload process after switching over from Fotolia to Adobe, but I find their categories kind of lacking.

Fotolia may have had a bit too many, although I found their drop-down menus pretty easy to navigate when picking a category.

I think a happy medium would be somewhere in the middle but, right now, I feel like Adobe is missing some pretty key ones.

Any thoughts?

All of a sudden, there's a problem with the web form uploading vectors. When I upload the .eps and .jpg it doesn't recognize one of them and I get an error message. When I attempt to re-upload, I get the message that they are currently processing an image by that name and I should rename the file if I want to upload it.  But the image never shows up. It's just stuck in limbo somewhere, preventing me from trying again without renaming the file.

I'm not renaming all of my images just to try again. I upload to multiple sites. It would be a pain.

This is new in the last week or two. Anyone know what's going on?

I always ignore the option to create folders of my stuff on Fotolia, but I am just wondering if there's some sort of benefit to having your images categorized that way.

Does anyone know if it affects the way customers view those images? Do they get some sort of notification that the image is part of a series when they view it?

Thanks!

I've had a pretty good acceptance rate at Graphic River in the past, though they've always been a bit more picky than other sites. However, the last 7-8 images I've uploaded have been rejected for "not meeting their standards". The rejected images are pretty much to the same standard as everything else they've accepted in the past, which is puzzling.

Anyone else having this problem? Here's my portfolio there: http://graphicriver.net/user/pvg

Does anyone have a complete list of the partner sites where DepositPhotos is selling our images? I'd like to compose a email asking to delete my portfolio and would like to name specific sites in the letter that I also want the images removed from.

Thanks!