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Agency Based Discussion => New Sites - General => Topic started by: Anita Potter on March 22, 2011, 01:40
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Got one the other day for $6.25. I'm scratching my head as to what license it would be under as there's no clear cut explanation in either FAQ aside from 1 credit =$1.00. I'm still considered a rookie so my take is 25% but 25% of what amount would give me $6.25. Wait....nevermind it was an expanded license. I did the math and ended up with 50 so don't mind me.
Just wish their statistics were more thorough so I'm not guessing at stuff.
*nothing to see here go on about your business ;)*
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I found this: Vectors are priced in 4 categories depending on the type of illustration, design and license option. Note: Not all files have Expanded license options. 1 Credit = $USD1.
1 credit Standard license or 25 with Expanded license
3 credit Standard license or 50 with Expanded license
5 credits Standard license or 75 with Expanded license
10 credits Standard license or 100 with Expanded license
Your sale is probably "25 with Expanded license" - (25% out of 25 USD is 6.25)
I would like to know where rejected files at VectorStock go and see reason of rejection. This site is bit confusing.
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I've been there over a year and don't think that there's a spot on there to view rejected files. I always get the same rejection reason in the email with a link to the most popular images sorted by number of downloads. Doesn't really tell me what they need at all just a form mail without a real reason and none of my rejections were because of technical issues that I know of.
I stopped uploading their this month since out of 25 that I sent in 24 were rejected with we don't need this go check out this page to see what we want. I'm not going to go and copy their best sellers since that's how I feel about it.
*sigh*
Early on last year it used to okay now I'm not so sure about them. Whatever is going on behind the scenes needs to get sorted out. I had some files waiting over 2 months in pending. Ya can't tell me that there isn't something going on behind the monitor.