Ingrampublishing seems to be really hardworking artist. Even harder than legendary Colossus:
http://www.photaki.com/photographer/ingrampublishing

Is the email address [email protected] or is there another support email I need to use?

Thanks.

Yes - [email protected]. It took three days after I wrote to them.

I think they are in unsold tab because it was possible to give them for free and get paid for it - as mentioned by qwerty. But this option if I am not mistaken is not available anymore - you get no money for them. So I think that at the moment it's just for your info and if you don't decide to give them away for free (absolutely for free) or delete (maybe because of Fotolia ranking - I don't know) it doesn't mean anything and that they are still available for sale.

May was great month for me: BME - total, Fotolia, Dreamstime, 123rf, CanStock, VectorStock, Big Stock, Deposit, first sales on Cutcaster and Alamy, great month at Zazzle.
Average Shutterstock, Veer, PantherMedia and GLO. And Zoonar - stable zero.
Strange to me is that Fotolia still earns almost twice more than Dreamstime for me.  It's same every month.

Dreamstime link is this
http://www.dreamstime.com/search.php?srh_field=people&referrer=1008018
It won't be diffficult to find who's that "businessman" who tries to get referals this way. I doubt that Dreamstime knows about it.

By the way - do you see that site in English? I can see it in czech but it looks like automated translation.

Hi All,

I shall explain pricing.

The scenario :
Our cheapest package = $15 for 15 credits.
Price per credit = $1 / credit
50% share to you = $0.50 / credit

If customer purchases an S size image from you, you'll get $0.50. Clear?
If the customer purchases an XXL image from you (5 credits), you'll get 5 x $0.50 = $2.50 for that image downloaded.

Of course, we have discounts, loyal customers, customer who want a big discount as they've been with us for a very long time, so we then discount them for bulk purchases. Nevertheless, we will go through the same calculations and contributors will get 50% of the effective credit price.

So where does the $0.20/credit come from? These credits come from our PROMOTIONAL ACTIVITIES such as the case of giving away CREDITS to prospective clients whom we think require a bit of a test drive on the 123RF system before they make their first purchase. A demo if you like, we give these out at our discretion. The client DID NOT PAY for these credits, it's given to them courtesy of 123RF.com.

Therefore, seeing as 123RF is giving away these credits, it comes out from our Advertising and Promotions Budget and there is a cost attached to it - 20 cents per credit given away.  I do hope you'll see this a bonus from your business partner 123RF as the prospective client did not pay for them in the first place.

As I have maintained many times before, 123RF Limited is running a business, we are not here to give away to charity nor as some have eloquently put it - "screw" our contributors.

Thank you for maintaining your objectivity on this matter. If there are any questions, you can always email us : [email protected]

P/S - Forums were closed because we decided to shift to Facebook. They have excellent searchable threads there.

Alex

I think that Shutterstock reviewer would say :"Poor Lighting--Poor or uneven lighting, or shadows. White balance may be incorrect."
+ there is strange reflection in lower part of image.

That image is obviously of low commercial value due to cropping. And focus is not located where I feel it works best.  

No I cannot see correct copyright name. I meant that on Pixmac it looked like "More by this artist: Colossus"
Nevertheless I know that mentioning of the artist doesn't change anything on the fact that it is copyright infringement.

A lot of their rejections were always my best sellers on the other sites.

I agree. I think that if I would have send them batch of one hundred images and one of them would be recejected (because of low commercial value), I'm almost sure that it would be the one that is best selling of them on other sites. But on the other hand it's my 4th best earning site and it looks like that this "approval illogicalness" appears everywhere. Except Canstock - they are consistent - they take every snapshot if it not out of focus.

Very useful. Thank you.

I bought that funny GorillaPod tripod today. All I can do now is to hang myself on it. Fortunately I chose SLR-Zoom Version, with mini version it would be impossible.