DepositPhotos and YayMicro are both in bed with Pixmac too it looks like. If you care about your images being protected and not thieved, I'd contact them too and tell them that you don't want your work given to Pixmac. Given that FT, 123RF, and DT have all dropped Pixmac for good reason, they should know better.

I have some confidence that Dreamstime has the resources and ability to protect my images, as they clearly have done - but I question YayMicro or DepositPhoto's ability or incentive to do this.

It seems like such a sham that Pixmac got caught with their hand in the cookie jar, and then proceeds to cast it off as a simple accident. An accident is deleting an email or dropping a beer. But "accidentally" selling our images and pocketing all the money? I call BS. No doubt they are trying to back-pedal hard now, but they've already shown their true colors. It's absolutely ridiculous that anyone would trust them now. And why did Fotolia and 123RF drop them? Yeah, exactly.

Now DepositPhotos and YayMicro needs to do the right thing and protect our work!

Signed,
- A member who does not want to be added to Facebook/Twitter/Etc.