Photobucket Demands $400 Ransom to Release Photos

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Originally Posted by Emptymag

I signed up on Flickr (Yahoo) for now, but I'm considering using a PAID image hosting site to hopefully lessen the odds of being fucked over again.
I understand that Verizon bought Flickr, so who knows what will happen down the road.

I'm looking into Smugmug. It's $50/year for the basic plan and has unlimited uploads and unlimited file sizes - all saved at their original size.
It's geared more for pro photographers, but the basic plan is mostly just a "storage" plan.

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Verizon has a cloud. Wonder if you can use that to host.

Looks like they finaly got around to my account.

Got my other account on Saturday

test

http://i.imgur.com/3dYO6XN.png

Deleted my account this morning. Suck it photobucket.

I'm going to just be using facebook to host my images. Does this allow people without FB accounts to view my photos when hosted on a 3rd party site?

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Originally Posted by JoshIronshaft

Deleted my account this morning. Suck it photobucket.

I'm going to just be using facebook to host my images. Does this allow people without FB accounts to view my photos when hosted on a 3rd party site?

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Here is one from my Facebook photos. If you can see this picture then yes. If not then no.

Can people see this?

https://scontent.fphl2-1.fna.fbcdn.n...b4&oe=59FAE552

Yup, i can see it and im a non-FB'er


I pulled off the pics i wanted and leaving the rest there to suck up their data (even if it works that way. clueless cabinet builder/part time gun plumber)
If they want it gone, they can delete it.

FB changing their user agreement in 3......2.....

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Originally Posted by Nate7667

Yup, i can see it and im a non-FB'er


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Cool, then I guess Facebook works.

I can see it too.

Can you see this picture below?

https://scontent.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0...b6&oe=5A09963F