Hey, with only 400 you are making 600, if that is every month, i say you are not doing bad at all.

The best thing is to post a link to your portfolio, or some images from it, because there are different types of illustrations, styles that might or might not fit in here...You said home decor market...I'm not sure...
It all depends on the style/type of work you do....without seeing it, is hard to tell if you could do well in microstock or macro, or even trying to get a traditional agent.

..usually people use the term "licensing" instead of selling when it comes to editorial or commercial use.

How many images are you going to upload?

If you were approached, that means your images or illustrations must be really great...you caught their attention.

Resale rights, do you know if these are these perpetual rights, once you deal with them, the image is theirs forever to distribute?
If you need someday to remove a single image, will you be able to?

Another thing to look at:
What does their Royalty Free License Agreement to the buyer says? Do you know??? Check that out and see what limitations they put on the buyer...Or they let the buyer do whatever they wan t-- such as --can the buyer use on logos, print on demand sites, stuff for resale, templates for resale, is there a limit print run, do they limit the image on "sensitive subjects' and so on? 
I take this is a "one time" payment for the rights you give?

Let us know...

Hi, I have been contacted by a new microstock agency for selling resale rights of a large batch of my images already online on major stock sites. Is this legally correct? I am not sure what to do.

Hi,
now that's interesting...I was already opted out of the alliances, just checked....
My images are on the sites, but they are not available through these sites, they are in a format that when you click to buy, it goes to the dreamstime page,

and on the stockfree images it shows the thumbnail but it says is only available on dreamstime....So I guess, if is all connected to dreamstime, I don't have to worry...

Yes, they are partners and or distributors. You can opt out if you wish - http://www.dreamstime.com/alliances

All partnerships are required to follow the usage rights of our terms and conditions. Sales that occur on our own site award the royalties from the sale price. Some of these partnerships will award the regular 25-60% royalties to the contributor from the agency's share, while other alliances will still award them based on the sale price. This flexibility allows us to reward our partners for their considerable technical and marketing investments in presenting Dreamstime content to new markets, increasing images exposure and expanding the number of buyers. Remote third party prices are credit based and subscription downloads are not available on their websites. Extended licensing is available and updates are made in real time or in 24 hours maximum. Buyers referred by third parties channels who use our site to download images have access to all payment plans available at the purchase date (credit based, monthly subscription, referral program, extended licenses etc).

stockfreeimages is where your images are moved to if after 4 years they have no sales or if they are images that fail the review but meet some minimum requirements for the free section (if you click that box when you upload). Along with free images that site also features other images that when clicked on take you to the main DT site where you can buy them at DT prices. They like to say that free images increase one's portfolio exposure but I don't want that kind of exposure. All it does is increase the idea that stock imagery is, or should be dirt cheap. I won't give my images away for free but many do. After 4 years I delete my non-sellers. I know many disagree saying you never know when an image might sell but with so many images on the site it probably can't be found in a search anyway. I wish more people would delete loser images and help weed out the drek.

Hard to tell...if you look into the agreement, it says "s Web site shall be governed by the laws of the Sighetul Marmatiei and the federal laws of Romania a" and if you look at the CEO address, is in Tujunga, CA , I guess thats califonia? So.....You can take your guess...

Anybody know anything about this site? They only have 229 images. Can't tell if there is a review process. Where are they are located?

62K images in one year??
that' guy keeps busy with his uploads... how he managed to upload and keyword that much in one year, that's impressive.

Another Icon warrior

http://www.shutterstock.com/gallery-2677336p1.html

62000 image from 2014. Full of crap

Try different browsers....I was on a Mac and had trouble with that too....but changing browsers worked for me.

I am trying to complete the tax interview, but on the last page, the W-9 submit button is not lit for me to be able to submit.

Any thoughts?

The article bellow is much older, but defintelly interesting.

http://www.heraldextra.com/news/local/central/provo/provo-t-shirts-one-of-a-kind-collectibles/article_6cb8f6ce-59a9-5f5d-95de-57cd90227621.html

Has anyone got an invitation to try it out?

I don't know what this is going to be mean for contributors...I was just curious to see...

However it is a subscription monthly plan and cost for each head on  a team... $12.95
or yearly  commitment is down to $9.95 per month.

Hi,
Do you want a realistic opinion?  If so, I would say $10 dollars every 6 months with the current portfolio, being optimistic here.
You need to improve, study more.

For instance, you need at least be able to spell correctly...What does "Christems Sales" mean? Is it Christmas?
https://www.fotolia.com/id/87541568

This doesn't look like it was made in USA, the flag is messed up.
https://www.fotolia.com/id/88128339

To Update you all,
I've now manged to upload 132 vector, photos on my Port so please go through my work again & give me an estimate of sale per day.

The link: https://www.fotolia.com/p/205687351

Thank you!

The customers buy from Istock, shutterstock so on....I dont' think they care for the name...and yes, there are some freaky nicknames out there.

Some people use nicknames because they don't want people to know they produce work that can be had for a few bucks or cents, while they are doing custom work for their own clients and charging a decent amount of money...They would rather have their real name associated with the latter.

Other people want to be known by their microstock work, or don't care about using their own real name.