Fxxxck!!!  Lots of images from my portfolio also !

Fxxxck!!!  Lots of images from my portfolio also !

I think you will find they have all our images.

For anyone else who wants to know how, since Shutterstock support probably won't tell you, here's how to disable your images altogether.

From your dashboard, go to the drop down under your name in the upper right corner of the page, and select "account settings"

On the right side, about half way down on that page, will be buttons to opt out of selling extended license, etc.

Opt out of image sales.  Save settings. (big red button, bottom left)  You're done.

This doesn't delete your images, so you can opt back in, if Shutterstock gets their s*** together.

yes they probably have all our images!  so much for picture-scout and agencies telling us they do everything in their power to find these freebie places. its a joke, theyre taking the piss!

I'm every day closer to get a regular job and abandon the stock altogether.

When that happens, I'll build a site and give away all my 20.000+ images for free in high-resolution only asking for a donation and I'll advertise the heck out of it.

One thing is certain, one major tourist destination will be "nuclear bombed" for the agencies.

That domain is hosted through a company called OVH, we can email them at [email protected]

The admin for the domain is:KASSE Christophe
Tech Phone: +33.344020215
Tech Email: [email protected]

https://whois.icann.org/en/lookup?name=foundstock.com

Had a quick look on this thief's site. Found lots of my images being offered for free there. Probably my entire SS portfolio is stolen. I really am furious. Like you all, I also have worked hard to produce these image. Not to mention the expenses for each of the photo shoots. Any suggestions as to what we can do? I would like to wipe them off the internet if possible. Their hosting provider as well.

I sent a report (using four of my own images as examples) to Shutterstock's complliance enforcement via the web site report form.

Do you have a link to that report form? I can't locate it. I sent an email to general support, for all the good it is likely to do.

My entire library is up there as well, and I just joined shutterstock two weeks ago.  What .?  Can we hold shutterstock accountable for this hack?  Photos are not my main focus - but I'm upset enough to make the jump from 'observer' to participant in this forum. Just filled out a complaint on shutterstock.

Don't see any images without watermarks

Find one of yours and download it. I just downloaded a hi rez of one of mine...no watermark.

Quote from: Jo Ann Snover on December 06, 2017, 13:03

I sent a report (using four of my own images as examples) to Shutterstock's complliance enforcement via the web site report form.

Do you have a link to that report form? I can't locate it. I sent an email to general support, for all the good it is likely to do.

I don't hold out much hope they'll do anything, but we have to report it anyway

The link is useless - it's just the contact form - but if you are logged in as a contributor and scroll down, in the center you'll see two legal links, one for misuse and one for infringement (I used Infringement)

https://submit.shutterstock.com/contact?language=en

It seems as if the the photos on foundstock.com was deleted or blocked. BUT now it is possible to download
all photos without water sign about a the side www.shutterget.com. You need only the link to the photo
from shutterstock (thumbnail) and you get the photo in high resolution ! What a f...  !!!