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Hmmm, forgive me if I'm intruding here but I have a question... what does it matter what site someone owns if they want to buy content?
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Because it gives us an idea who he is, not 100%. Plus they are buying a license for the sites they own.
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What if a surfer wanted to buy a particular set for his own use, on his own computer? What if he were willing to pay full price and had no intent of using the images on any website?
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Already supply this service to a website. But best they tell us if they want to do it direct.
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What if someone were interested in content but NOT interested in being on a mailing list, seeing new sets weekly or anything else, they just wanted to buy some sets and be done with it?
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If a buyer wants to waste time going around in the hope of finding something new and suitable, fine. The other consideration is the money we make by sending out the update emails. Balance between pleasing those who want the emails, those who do not and us making a profit. We choose our way because it makes us the most money. Which goes through CC processors.
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If someone buys something from a content producer and they do not use it appropriately then you take the necessary action to correct their misuse, which is an assumed cost of doing business, no?
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Yes but an attempt to stop him before he has the content and charges it on a fraudulent card or charged back is all we are trying to do. Or will the CC processor pay the charge back fee?
Shopping habits.
Normally no one does need to explain, this was a judgement call. Got it wrong, sometimes get it right. It's an elementary form of scrubbing. We are also trying to avoid pirates, fraud and charge backs, before they happen.