After having one sale on Yay over the course of the last two years, I was shocked to see my second sale there today.

Now that my faith in Yay's sales potential has been restored, I'm wondering how do I go about leaving the fortunes from my payout to my great grandchildren?

After having one sale on Yay over the course of the last two years, I was shocked to see my second sale there today.

Now that my faith in Yay's sales potential has been restored, I'm wondering how do I go about leaving the fortunes from my payout to my great grandchildren?

How did you achieve that?

According to Yay you have no photos with them

imagesbykenny's images

Hi, these are some of my 0 photos at YayMicro. You have clicked on a link that will automatically give you a 20% discount on you first purchase here.

 

Quote from: imagesbykenny on September 10, 2014, 03:11

After having one sale on Yay over the course of the last two years, I was shocked to see my second sale there today.

Now that my faith in Yay's sales potential has been restored, I'm wondering how do I go about leaving the fortunes from my payout to my great grandchildren?

How did you achieve that?

According to Yay you have no photos with them

imagesbykenny's images

Hi, these are some of my 0 photos at YayMicro. You have clicked on a link that will automatically give you a 20% discount on you first purchase here.

 

That is strange. I have just over 1,200 photos in my Yay portfolio. Either the site generates that link incorrectly or I put the incorrect information in.

After having one sale on Yay over the course of the last two years, I was shocked to see my second sale there today.

Now that my faith in Yay's sales potential has been restored, I'm wondering how do I go about leaving the fortunes from my payout to my great grandchildren?

Let me guess - approximately 2018 or 2019 you will have your third sale! Good luck!

I had a sale with Yay ~ going back to sleep now 

You are lucky I have never sold anything on Yay.

I checked their facebook page and they have not bothered to post anything for months.

I replied to one of their junk emails telling them I thought I was wasting my time on them and that it apeared everyone else in the photographer forums felt the same way.

They have not replied to that email yet.

Yep, I'm fairly sure Yay's business plan is predicated on never enabling anyone to make payout - ever. That way they keep 100% of not so much and we get nothing.

Laugh all you want guys but this is the only agency that is truly contributor friendly.
If we all would have supported this agency when it needed us the most we would be making triple of what we do now.
Of course sales aren't what you expect them to be there. Prices there are higher then the competition and somehow we like to guide customers to the more greedy agencies out there to get some quick sales anyway.
Us photographers and designers are supposed to be smarter then that no?

Laugh all you want guys but this is the only agency that is truly contributor friendly.
If we all would have supported this agency when it needed us the most we would be making triple of what we do now.
Of course sales aren't what you expect them to be there. Prices there are higher then the competition and somehow we like to guide customers to the more greedy agencies out there to get some quick sales anyway.
Us photographers and designers are supposed to be smarter then that no?

1) when I have to pay the plumber if I say him that I work with Yay, a "contributor friendly stock agency" he will ask me to show him the money�

2) I have deleted all my images from their site about 9 months ago. More times I have asked them to close my account and to pay me my due� I am still waiting an answer from this "contributor friendly stock agency"�