Quote from: alexandersr on August 15, 2020, 11:39

Quote from: KuriousKat on August 13, 2020, 05:06

I have no idea whether this is a glitch or an omen of things to come, but my Shutterstock favicon just changed itself to Google:

Look at this!

You should submit this image and see if it gets accepted
😀

I can't my account is dissabled in shitterstock.

Quote from: alexandersr on August 15, 2020, 23:03

I can't my account is dissabled in shitterstock.

Bravo for you!!!

It feels very good to be able to say that, doesn't it?!

Yes, ja,ja,ja!

https://www.trustpilot.com/review/www.shutterstock.com   <--- their trustpilot is going from strength to strength.  Should pass 1000 reviews this week.

Who in their right mind would (i) spend a fortune each month on a package or (ii) buy shares with a reputation from both buyers and contributors as equally dismal as they have?

Well some hungry people continue uploading to shitterstock, they say "better 10 cents than nothing". And about buyers, if they need some image there, they won't care about shutterstock is a thief crap. I think sometimes, money doesn't have friends. If some people do ugly crimes for money, what we could expect for this kind of company like shitterstock.
 "For the love of money is a root of all kinds of evil. Some people, eager for money, have wandered from the faith and pierced themselves with many griefs." 1 Timothy 6:10

�A penny saved is a penny earned.� - attributed to Ben Franklin

https://www.trustpilot.com/review/www.shutterstock.com   <--- their trustpilot is going from strength to strength.  Should pass 1000 reviews this week.

Who in their right mind would (i) spend a fortune each month on a package or (ii) buy shares with a reputation from both buyers and contributors as equally dismal as they have?

It's interesting to review those comments from buyers before the flood of negatives from contributors (around page 30). Loads of people thinking they were signing up for one month trial discovered that they signed up for a year and that it cost them to cancel. It seems to happen so frequently that their dubious practices must be by design rather than co-incidence/stupidity of buyers.

Quote from: gnirtS on August 16, 2020, 06:30

https://www.trustpilot.com/review/www.shutterstock.com   <--- their trustpilot is going from strength to strength.  Should pass 1000 reviews this week.

Who in their right mind would (i) spend a fortune each month on a package or (ii) buy shares with a reputation from both buyers and contributors as equally dismal as they have?

It's interesting to review those comments from buyers before the flood of negatives from contributors (around page 30). Loads of people thinking they were signing up for one month trial discovered that they signed up for a year and that it cost them to cancel. It seems to happen so frequently that their dubious practices must be by design rather than co-incidence/stupidity of buyers.

What would you expect for a company like SHITTERSTOCK? A THIEVES RAT NEST!