I don't have that, but I do have one from last week saying Agency files were 30% off - is 45 to 175 credits less than they were before? I've lost track (and that doesn't really affect me).

However, the pricing is now really odd - the same image is much, much cheaper on iStock than it is on Getty. See a Rubberball image on iStock (number 14628342) from $79 to $255 and on Getty Images, (number 104302741) from $25 to $600 (the size closest to the $79 version at iStock is $205 on Getty).

$255 vs. $600 is a huge difference...

Quote from: jsnover on December 02, 2012, 19:45

I don't have that, but I do have one from last week saying Agency files were 30% off - is 45 to 175 credits less than they were before? I've lost track (and that doesn't really affect me).

I didn't get that one.
Have you been a buyer in the past? I've only ever bought two files, so I guess they probably guessed I wouldn't be in the Agency target market.

I've never been a buyer. Ages ago I created a test account when there was some bug that I was gathering data on. That test account has never uploaded or downloaded, but I still keep it around to see what e-mails it receives.

I just received the 20% off any credit pack e-mail - coming to my contributor account, and nothing to the test account that received the 30% off agency e-mail.

Just got mine, so yours might just be delayed. My account is a contributor and buyer account, and I've purchased more than I've contributed, #s-wise.