Rip Off Report!!

[Derrick]

You can submit a take down notice to Facebook help. They'll remove the picture. If she continues, they'll ban her account.

 

[d5332]

I owned a restaurant once upon a time and overtime found my menu which was filled with pictures at several restaurants in northern NJ, my pictures which i took with my time and money and then had professionally printed into menus.

Let it be. Do a public service announcement on the boards you do business on, make sure your frags do likr what you promote and time will take care of the rest.

When a coral doea not look even somewhat close to a picture I never patronize the seller again

Quality prevails if time is allowed

 

[Yariel0527]

Make sure you add here to the saltwater scammers page in Facebook that way people reconize her.

 

[Damon]

You have to watermark "everything" these days.. If you do not (with it being digital media), honestly, you have to think about it this way: she was dumb and blatant,how many people do you think honestly have not gotten caught using your media? And even, with a watermark, someone that is good in photoshop, if they really wanted (though, for coral pics, I doubt anyone would go to such extremes, but you never know) to, they could remove it..

But a huge way to cover yourself is the watermark.. And to be crafty with it.. Ie:not just one big watermark, but placing tiny ones in areas that no one would notice. That way, if need be, and legaity(DR intellectual disputes) came into play, only you, the content creator and owner will know exactly where it is at..

But short of that, a water mark that had to be cropped crazily will deter the average digital sticky finger...