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I'm completely confused by the fees obtained through Personal Use.  Today I had a sale for $11.19.  It was for the same image that sold last month for $9.81 (C3X54M), a bit of a coincidence in itself.  I don't have a problem with low fees for this type of use as long as they're honestly applied but I fail to see how the prices were arrived at.  In the UK the fee is £11.99.  I don't know what it is in the US but it clearly wouldn't be either $9.81 or $11.19.  Perhaps it's a sale from another country - it would help greatly if this information was applied to the sale rather than the generic "Worldwide".  

 

Or perhaps I'm missing something?  I'm hoping someone can educate me.

 

Chris

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13 minutes ago, kay said:

Hi Chris

My best guess is someone's used an alamy discount code that are often available - 20% off type thing :)

 

Kay

Thanks for that- I didn't know about those. It accounts for five of mine the other day.

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Thanks all - it goes some way to explaining the discrepancy.  

 

Kay - you could be right.  In fact I think the whole stock industry is using a discount code :mellow:.  Philippe, it seems that living in the Euro-zone entitles you to lower prices than in the UK (€9.99 against £11.99).  Strange.

 

Chris

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1 hour ago, Chris Mattison said:

OK, it gets curiouser.  The sale with the lower price has refunded!  A pointless exercise, as far as I can see, for the sake of $1.28!

 

Chris

 

Maybe not, if it was one of a batch of 100 that the purchaser bought as a job lot.

 

Of course, you would then ask why someone would want 100 images for personal use.

 

Alan

 

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