Decent prices, decent commissions, rather slow sales (but better than some other low earner sites).

I would recommend them as an additional site if you're spreading your work out.
Certainly no replacement for any of the top sites volume wise.

Quote from: dirkr on September 13, 2010, 04:54

Decent prices, decent commissions, rather slow sales (but better than some other low earner sites).

I would recommend them as an additional site if you're spreading your work out.
Certainly no replacement for any of the top sites volume wise.

Thanks - they offered me to do the keywording if I bulk upload, s� I'll give them a try, as it is mostly a supplement

Yes do that. Upload all you've got and let them do the work. It can't get any easier than that.
Commission is really fair and in EURO!!!
Good luck!

I have a little over 500 online with them, and usually a couple of sales each month. So they are a low earner, but at least the do produce sales.

may i know your sales are mostly photos, illustrations or footage?

i had done some search of photos and illustrations.. isn't that impressive.

I have a little over 500 online with them, and usually a couple of sales each month. So they are a low earner, but at least the do produce sales.

I subscribed about one month ago:
- no sales until now (but it's too soon to say);
- average acceptance rate;
but unfortunately:
- uploading process is too time consuming for a low seller: I don't want to select categories, releases (even when are not needed), point of view (!)

Low sellers should streamline the upload process as much as possible: FTP and then forget about it. Otherwise, I will not contribute.

I uploaded 100 or so images about 3 weeks ago, and as usual for a new site I uploaded some of my best sellers at other sites, and every single one of them was rejected for being soft focus/blurred. I often get rejections from other sites for stuff like overfiltered or not what we want, but I can hardly ever remember any rejections for blurred/soft images.

not bothered uploading any more since then.

Waiting payment from August.
Last Payment - December 2013

My portfolio is already there. Must be e partner site. Any ideas?

my son give money-back guarantee. but not for me.

http://us.clipdealer.com/static/qualitaetsversprechen

there were quite good sales earlier, but fell down and I left this bank

I reached payout in June, and I'm still waiting for my payment. Sent many emails to support. They promised to send the payment two weeks ago, but still nothing. Has anybody been paid by Clipdealer recently?

I've had one sale in 2010, two in 2011, one in 2012 and one in 2013. Nothing since.

Based on the movement on the 'just sold' page, and if that page is showing all the clips that have been sold... then they're selling about 10 to 20 clips a week in total. I wouldn't be surprised if they shut up shop some time soon. I'd keep pushing for the payments while you still can, before they go the way of the Revostock. 

Quote from: stockmn on August 29, 2016, 23:12

No payments in a long time. I have several payments pending and no replies to my emails. This sucks!

You can use this link to file a complaint https://webgate.ec.europa.eu/odr/
It is by the European Commission for online disputes

That is just for disputes between businesses and consumers, however. If they really don't pay (and the amount isn't completely ridiculous), you could just have a German attorney send a letter. It wouldn't cost much and (if you can actually get them to pay up) may even legally have to be paid by them.

Let me know if anyone ever has issues with someone in Germany (infringer, agency etc.). I can probably point you in the right direction.

Quote from: MarcvsTvllivs on August 30, 2016, 05:07

Quote from: shiyali on August 30, 2016, 04:56

Quote from: stockmn on August 29, 2016, 23:12

No payments in a long time. I have several payments pending and no replies to my emails. This sucks!

You can use this link to file a complaint https://webgate.ec.europa.eu/odr/
It is by the European Commission for online disputes

That is just for disputes between businesses and consumers, however. If they really don't pay (and the amount isn't completely ridiculous), you could just have a German attorney send a letter. It wouldn't cost much and (if you can actually get them to pay up) may even legally have to be paid by them.

Let me know if anyone ever has issues with someone in Germany (infringer, agency etc.). I can probably point you in the right direction.

Thank you for your help. Is there something like the Better Business Bureau in Germany? In the US it is easy to file a complaint with them.

There is something called the "Verbaucherzentralen" (Consumer rights associations), but that's difficult, too, as such institutions are also geared towards consumers and not towards people who are trying to make money (like us).

If somebody owes you money here, you usually send a demand letter (can be an email) that clearly states that you are due payment. Then, if the other side doesn't pay up, you have to go to an attorney. Since we are all friends here, I would gladly do it for you -- but I also have an account with them, so I fear I'm not eligible. Other lawyers wont be free, but depending on how much you are owed it shouldn't be expensive either. Read: it's not worth it for 100 Euros, it may be worth it for 1000 Euros.

S***... just noticed this thread is about ClipDealer. Had it in my head it was about ClipCanvas for some reason, so my comment applies to them, not ClipDealer. Sorry!

Although I've only had one sale at ClipDealer in the past couple of years. A few more for the year or two before that.