Numbers of sales seem about normal for me, they always fluctuate from day to day, but I was very disappointed to get a sale for 12 cents recently.
I honestly didn't know they paid so low.
Guess I should read the small print sometimes.

The main problem is the lack of a clear definition of the scope and duration.
If DT could be a little less vague I am sure lots more people, including myself, would be more willing to support them.
I am afraid that actually giving something for an unspecified time for an unspecified use in the hope of MAYBE getting something in return at some unspecified possible future date does not sound very appealing to me.

Unfortunately in this day and age the majority of people in all walks of life are all too willing to sell out tomorrow for the chance of making a quick buck today.
The saddest thing of all, in my opinion is that those who choose not to follow that path merely make it even more profitable for those that do.
I suspect that the real reason that some people are so quick to take these type of deals see it as an opportunity to enhance their incomes by taking advantage of reduced competition.
I am certain that those who participate in these schemes will see some short term benefits, BUT only if the majority of people opt out.
I am not referring to any contributor/s in particular here but I would ask those who are thinking of participating in any of these recent schemes to remember that they are gambling with everyone's future incomes, not just their own and that is why some people may appear somewhat aggressive in response to their actions.
I sincerely hope that everything pans out in the end and we can all enjoy a more prosperous future

When I contacted support about the changes the reply just said that I could delete manually.

 :(I was beginning to have doubts about DT when they abolished the default option for deleting old files with no sales.
They altered my pre-set default without even informing me so now I have to manually delete them individually or pay to have them re-keyworded.
It will be interesting to see how opting out of their alliances affects my meagre sales.

Sorry if this subject has already been covered and I missed it but I just discovered Dollar photo club selling high res photos and even all my vectors for $1 a time and lots of buttons for sharing them.
I can only assume that they are part of some partner programme as some of my very recent pics are there.
I would be really grateful if anyone can tell me where they are sourcing their images and even better if they know if an opt out is available.
I could really use your help with this,
Cheers.
Mike.

Thank you 123rf, I have just checked my sales and my commission rate has been returned to it's proper level and this months sales prices amended.
Still no explanation for the low non sub sales though though they have risen from 12 cents each to 16 cents each.
I am hoping they will get back to me on that one. I wish all sites had the same type of opt out option as Yaymicro where they tell you what price to expect and it is possible to opt in or out of each individual site.

Just got this e-mail from them:

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Hi there,

Thank you for informing us.
We are aware of the issue with regards to your Contributor level or Subscriptions Earnings, we would like to inform you that our IT department is currently looking into this matter.

Sorry for any inconveniences caused and thank you for your understanding.

Your Submissions & Review Team
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How about an insight into the ridiculously low non subscription payments please.

Go to your account and uncheck the tick box for partner programmes.
It took me a while to find it.

Sales seem to be growing steadily for me but I am really p****d off that they are still deducting tax from my US sales and the lack of response to my repeated emails to support.