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General Stock Discussion / Re: Awkward stock photos
« on: August 09, 2010, 09:00 »
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123RF / Re: 123rf support non existent?
« on: August 06, 2010, 14:43 »
Point taken, Lisa.

We used to have a 123RF site forum but forum activity didn't pick up like we wanted to, that's why we decided to put it away and concentrated our attention here. I don't mean to blow our own horn by seemingly overpromoting our social media outlets, but we just want to let you know that if you need another outlet to voice your problem, it's there.

If not, you can still do so here. Me and Angelina check this forum often and we'll do our best to solve your problems and receive your feedback.

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123RF / Re: 123rf support non existent?
« on: August 06, 2010, 12:02 »
What I do not understand is why a company would require their users to open up an account with another company just to correspond. It just doesn't make sense. I don't twitter and never will. I choose not to open an account and for those who don't want to shouldn't have to do so just because they have concerns or want to correspond. If you want to play with the big boys then I think you need a forum on your site. To me that is more professional.


It's easier to connect to us. Most people already have social media app in their phones. How often would you access microstockgroup forums on your phone? My guess would be close to none, but a lot of people would access twitter and facebook multiple times a day. So if we were to give our customers an update or if our customers have an issue that needs highlighted on the go, it would be more convenient and efficient to send us a tweet or comment on our Facebook wall than to wait to get home and log on to a forum. You may beg to differ but some people prefer it that way.

Besides we find it in no way unprofessional, when there are plenty of high profile companies using Twitter to reach out. Just do a google search. Social media is changing how businesses interact. We're just following suit. Also, why view a free resource negatively?

Also if people view this as a negative thing we wouldn't have almost 7000 followers. And there's always some activity in there. Come check our twitter account, if you want. http://twitter.com/123rf

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123RF / Re: 123rf support non existent?
« on: August 06, 2010, 11:15 »
Hi, Ben. We're unable to locate the email. Did you send it to [email protected]? [email protected] is generally meant for our customers so if your emails are mixed in there, it will be  sent to our submissions email. There may be complications while resending the email, which is  why it is recommended if contributors send their queries directly to [email protected].

Anyway, please send the questions to me directly and I'll personally answer them for you. Sorry for keeping you waiting.

@WarrenPrice. Thanks for your view. But please think of our Twitter account as another way to reach to contributors on a personal level. These days social media are seen far beyond a tool for entertainment; many big corporate entities are using it as well as an alternate means of connecting with their customers one-to-one. We're just keeping up with the times.

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Off Topic / 123RF is having an Ipad Giveaway!
« on: March 01, 2010, 22:33 »
Just FYI..

We at 123RF are having a IPad giveaway!

The rules are simple: register an account & purchase from us to be eligible to join. Buy even one of our cheapest selections of quality stock images and stand a chance to win! :o But remember, the more you purchase, the more you likely you are to win. Interested? Visit here for more info: http://bit.ly/957s9m

Tell your friends! Tell your family! Tell more friends! If you've no friends then tell your enemies! Don't miss out on getting your hands on Apple's revolutionary tablet!

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123RF / Re: Site problems at 123?
« on: February 04, 2010, 04:51 »
Hi Opla. Can you please write to: [email protected] ? We'll take the case from there and forward your case to our IT staff.

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123RF / Re: Site problems at 123?
« on: February 04, 2010, 04:23 »
@LSD: We've tried logging in on several intervals today but it seems to be all fine. Are you still facing issues?

@ Ivelin Radkov: The missing royalties issue has already been fixed last week and you can find an explanation here:
http://www.microstockgroup.com/123royaltyfree-com/view-purchase-refundcancellation-your-%27downloaded%27-page/

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123RF / Re: Editorial on 123RF
« on: February 03, 2010, 21:02 »
You're welcome, newsfocus. We're working on getting your account activated now.

It's true that we didn't mention it anywhere; I think we might have overlooked this. I've already escalated this to management and we'll come up with a solution soon. However at the moment, for those of you that are strictly editorial contributors and experience a similar situation where your queue is not moving, or if you have any other problems coming from the submission process, please contact us by this email: [email protected]

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123RF / Re: Editorial on 123RF
« on: February 02, 2010, 21:05 »
@newsfocus1: I'm guessing that you're  a new user, and that you've only uploaded to our editorials so far? If you are, then chances are you have not been approved as a contributor yet. Our review net for passing new photographers does not take into account editorial upload amounts.  I think that's why your contributions aren't being reviewed.

Can you please provide me with your userid on 123rf? Please feel free to drop me a PM if you don't feel comfortable revealing it here. We will check for it and approve your membership right away so we can start reviewing your photos.

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