Nah its like being registered on eBay and calling yourself an eBay seller but you havent sold or got anything to sell :)Quote:
Originally Posted by cocaine
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Nah its like being registered on eBay and calling yourself an eBay seller but you havent sold or got anything to sell :)Quote:
Originally Posted by cocaine
Correct Rock, however unlike eBay, iStock took me 3 months!
Right Darren - you have the title of seller, but haven't sold anything.
I'm a power ranger, but I dont have the suit. :rolleyes:
O.K, lets leave the iStockSeller status thing alone now :P
We've had our fun, lets not get this thread closed :)
blanky12! Why comment if you have nothing to say other than "LOL OWNED".
I have a mixed opinion as you have to get approved by iStock, but he hasn't yet sold any photos, so basically you could call him a trialist?
[I'm not taking sides, but It's a fair arguement]
The way iStock works, is you have to go through a quiz, provide passport ID, then submit 3 images all at the best quality. After that, you have to upload images, which then get reviewed.
It is very hard.
Not really. He isn't being tested about his skill. It's about how many he can/will sell.Quote:
Originally Posted by Calon
The way iStock works, is you have to go through a quiz, provide passport ID, then submit 3 images all at the best quality. After that, you have to upload images, which then get reviewed.
It is very hard.
So you are sort of being trialed? :S
No.
I have the seller status, it is just a matter of submitting images they will accept. Like I said, the quality is at the highest.
I am a seller for life - I can not be 'kicked out' - I am not a trialist.