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Review 8/21/2007
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After all the messing about over the last weekend when it became clear that the owners of this company if they want it to survive would be far better off stepping down and allowing their customer services reps to run the whole show as they seem to have at least some common sense which is sadly lacking in the owners.
Now we are being offered money for tags which are made using the artists work, but, their ToU forbid selling anything you create.
They are also saying to omit the artists © and instead give © to the company.
Saying that as the work is being used using a paid for license it isn't needed. Yet ALL tags made using the art they sell should be licenses, so does that mean the artists name cn be left off everything we make?
In fact they are asking that the artists name even is left off. They are employed by the artists to represent them and promote their work, how by omitting their name are they promoting the artist?
The rules for this company seem to change to suit their needs and never mind anyone else.
The biggest joke is they are offering to buy these tags at $2, but if you haven't a license, which in effect means you are using the art illegally, they are offering $4 a tag. And who said crime doesn't pay?
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