123RF

123RF.com sold me an image (stock# ***) along with another image (***) that I was using together in the same ad for a church. The first picture was of the word "PRAY" with what was supposed to be the sign language hands of the word "PRAY" I invested $150 of my time into the ad before someone from the deaf community informed me that the sign language spelling "PRAY" actually spelt "KRAY." When I informed 123RF (Tristan) of their mistake (the fraudulent image) and my loss of time invested 123RF.com refunded me 10 credits. When I gave them another opportunity to set this right, they gave me 10 more credits. Beware, the image still remains on their site. Be careful, this company is not interested in serving their customers and they are certainly are not interested in quality control. There are much better options out there for purchasing images.

Man, I gotta tell ya, my experience with 123RF was a real bummer. The site charged me not once but TWICE for just one purchase! And when I asked for a refund or at least the dang images I paid for, they gave me the runaround. Not cool, man. I mean, why even bother offering a customer service option if you're gonna be stingy like that?

But hey, I'm not all negative vibes. I will say that when the site DID work properly, it was pretty smooth sailing. The selection of stock photos is pretty decent, and the prices are reasonable enough. Plus, they've got a nifty little option where you can download free images every week, which is always a nice touch.

Overall, though, I'm not sure I'd use 123RF again after my experience. It's a shame, really, because they've got the potential to be a solid site if they could just get their customer service act together. But hey, maybe that's just wishful thinking.

Oh, and please excuse any typos or grammar errors, I'm typing this on my phone while chomping on some chips. #multitasking

So, I was trying to become a contributor on 123RF. You know, upload some of my photos, make some cash on the side. But, boy oh boy, did it turn into a whole mess! The website, for some reason, won't accept my worldwide ID passport. I mean, come on, that's just not cool. It's against the rules, and it's against us normal people who just want to make a few bucks.

And, let's talk about the website's layout. It's just not the easiest to navigate. I found myself going in circles trying to find where to upload my photos. It's like they want to make it difficult for people to contribute or something. But, maybe that's just me being a little bit of a noob to the whole thing.

One thing I did appreciate, however, was the variety of images on the site. There's literally something for everyone. Whether you're looking for some good stock photos for your website or need a fun image for your desktop background, 123RF has got you covered.

But, I'll be honest, after all the trouble I had with trying to become a contributor, I'm a little hesitant to dive back in again. Maybe if they sort out their ID passport issues and make the website a little more user-friendly, I'll give it another go. But for now, I'll stick to just browsing their vast collection of images.

So, I was searching the webz for an image to spruce up a project I was working on (not gonna lie, it was totes adorable), and in my search I found 123RF. I was pretty stoked because there were literally hundreds of pics to choose from! I ended up choosing one of a little girl with freckles and a big ol' smile - it was perfect!

But then I stumbled upon something that really ticked me off. I was scrolling through the search results and came across a few pics of young girls that made me a little uneasy. I mean, I get that people want images of kids - they're cute as heck - but some of the titles and descriptions were kinda inappropriate, if you catch my drift.

Like, seriously, why would someone need a pic of a little girl in a swimsuit with the title "Pretty Little Thing"? It just doesn't sit right with me. And don't even get me started on the ones with the girls in suggestive poses or clothing - it's just gross.

I know that 123RF is supposed to be a legit site for stock photos, but it's pretty clear that there are some shady people out there who are using it for some sketchy stuff. It's just sad that innocent kids are getting caught up in all of it.

Overall, I'm pretty conflicted about 123RF. On the one hand, they have a ton of photos to choose from and the ones I did use were great quality. But on the other hand, there's a real issue with some of the content that's being posted. It's not something that should be ignored and I hope that they take steps to address it. Until then, I'll be keeping an eye out for anything that seems fishy.

Yo, so I tried out 123RF to get some photos for my latest project and while the options were decent, I ran into some major drama when I tried to cancel. Like, seriously, they make you EMAIL them to cancel and then they hit you with all these extra fees. It's a total bummer - there are way better services out there that won't jerk you around like that. Overall, I wouldn't really recommend these guys. Keep looking for something else.

So, I gotta tell you guys something - this website 123RF is shady AF. I mean, seriously, they charged me twice for a single purchase! Thankfully, my credit card company sorted it out and gave me a refund, but then these jokers had the nerve to email me asking for a bunch of extra fees. Like, are you kidding me? I'm already out my hard-earned cash, and now you want more? No way, Jose.

If you're thinking about using 123RF for your creative needs, I'd suggest you think twice. They've got some sketchy practices going on, and as far as I'm concerned, they're straight-up scammers. Save yourself the headache and find another website that won't pull this kind of nonsense.

I mean, I get it, mistakes happen - maybe they accidentally double-charged me or something. I can forgive that. But the fact that they tried to nickel-and-dime me even after I'd already been ripped off? That's just low. As a customer, I expect better treatment than that.

So, to sum up: if you want to avoid getting ripped off and hassled by a shady website, steer clear of 123RF. There are plenty of other options out there that won't try to pull the wool over your eyes. Trust me, it's not worth the risk.

! I was super excited to try out 123RF and the images on their website looked promising. But after using their service for 5 whole days, I was utterly bummed out and disappointed with the selection they had available. It was like a sad buffet with nothing that I wanted to eat. So, I decided to be a good human and asked nicely for a refund or at least a pro-rated charge. But guess what? They didn't care and neglected little ol' me! Talk about customer service, am I right?!

To make matters worse, the images weren't even that great quality. Like, they promised high-resolution pics, but I felt like I could have taken better photos with my iPhone. Don't even get me started on how long it took to find the right images for my project. It was like searching for a needle in a haystack. A really boring haystack.

In summary, don't be like me and waste your money on 123RF. It's like throwing your hard-earned cash in the trash (well, technically, you're throwing it away by buying their images that aren't even worth looking at). Save yourself some time, money, and sanity and find a better stock photo website. Trust me, your eyes (and wallet) will thank you.

So, listen up peeps. I gotta let ya know about my experience with 123RF. It's all about selling your pictures, right? Okay, well I had a customer wanting to buy some of my pics on that site. But let me tell you, when I found out how much I was gonna get paid, I was like "What the...Hey?!"

Turns out, I only got 15% of what that sucker paid for my photos. And who do you think took the other 85%? Uh-huh, you guessed it, 123RF. I mean, come on guys, that's some crazy cut-throat tactics right there.

Sure, they ain't no Getty Images with their mega sales and all, but still. It ain't cool to be sneaky about payments, yo. I just wish they made it more clear from the get-go how much they were gonna be taking from my profits.

Overall, 123RF might be an okay option for some folks, but just be aware of how they handle payments. And for real, if you're making some serious dough off your pics, you might wanna look into other stock photo sites. Just sayin'.

So, I stumbled upon 123RF a while back and subscribed for a one-month package last August. You know, to get some sweet stock photos for my projects. I never intended to renew it but whaddya know, come December my credit card statement showed I was subscribed again, monthly. I was like, "What the heck?!?" I never signed up for this and I never got any email notification about it.

Seriously, folks, stay away from this company. If they're doing this to me, they might be doing it to other people too. It's just not cool. They need to be investigated by the Better Business Bureau pronto!

Yo, lemme tell you about 123RF- a photo stock website that kinda grinds my gears. First off, they make you log in to their different European country sites, which is a huge pain in the butt. And the worst part? Once you leave a region, you can't even log back in! How am I supposed to keep track of all these different login deets?

Now, let's talk about their customer service...or lack thereof. Their so-called "live help" is never live when you need it. And if you're a globetrotter outside the US, forget about it- this website ain't gonna work for you.

All in all, I'd say stay away from 123RF unless you're a US resident who never leaves their home. Save yourself the headache and find a better photo stock site.

OMG, I was so frustrated when I bought a 10 credit pack for $14 to download my fave pics from 123RF and only got 1 freaking eps download before my credits were all used up! Like seriously, what a ripoff. They make it seem like you can get several downloads with that pack, but the way they show how many credits each pic costs is so confusing.

I mean, come on 123RF, why you gotta be so sneaky with your pricing? It's not like we're all rich and can just throw money at you. This user experience is totally messed up and it's just not cool.

Overall, I am not happy with this and think it's a total scam. Shame on you, 123RF, for this dark UX. Don't waste your money on this site, folks. Move along and find a better stock photo site that won't cheat you out of your hard-earned cash!